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148 SAOTHAR 13Emmet Stagg is Labour Party Deputy for Kildare.Alistair Tough is Assistant Archivist, Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick Library, Coventry.Sarah Ward-Perkins is Archivist, ILHS Survey of Trade Union and Labour Records, Dublin.JamesD. Young left school in 1945, aged 14 and worked as a sawmill labourer and railway worker before winninga scholarship to Ruskin College, Oxford in 1953. He lectures in history at the University of Stirling and isauthor of the controversial, anti-imperialist book, The Rousing of the Scottish Working Class, (Croom Helm,1979). This autumn Harvester/Wheatsheaf publish his Socialism and the English Working Class, 1883 -1939and Pinter publish his magnum opus Socialism Since 1889: A Biographical History. He insists on the needfor militant, democratic socialism-from-below.The EditorsFrancis Devine, Tutor, Education and Training Department, Irish Transport and General Workers' Union, Dublin,is President, ILHS.Emmet O'Connor, studied at Waterford Regional Technical College before going up to University College,Galway. At present he teaches politics in Magee College, Derry.The editors wish to thank others who have assisted in the production of Saothar 13: Jean Kennedy for wordprocessing; the Communications Department, Irish Transport and 'General Workers' Union for computertypesetting and pagination;· Norah O'Neill for general management and proofing; Ann Riordan, Caoimhe NiDhuibhinn, Fiachra 6 Duibhinn and Liam Healy for proof reading; the National Library of Ireland for permissionto reproduce the Connolly election handbill and SDF letterhead; Andrew Rothstein, London, for the Boris Kahanphotograph; Manus O'Riordan for assistance with the illustrative material; Joe Deasy for the photographs ofhimself; Yvonne McGlynn, Department of Geography, UCD, for cartography; and, as ever, Patrick Funge and hisstaff at Elo Press for their usual high professionalism, courtesy and encouragement.IMETU: Irish Municipal Employees'Trade UnionThe Irish Municipal Employees'Trade Union, in commemorationof its centenary as Ireland's oldest general workers' union,produced a published history of the Union and recommendsthe work to all concerned with the study of the history of Irishworking people.Sean Redmond, The Irish Municipal Employees' TradeUnion, 1883-1983, (150 pages, illustrated). Available from theUnion for £3 plus 60p postage.IMETU, 8 Gardiner .. Place, Dublin 1. Telephone: (01-)743392
1901: Ireland's first general union founded<strong>IRISH</strong> DISTRIBUTIVE ANDADMINISTRATIVE TRADE UNIONO'Lehane House, 9, Cavendish Row, Dublin 1.Dublin: (01) 746321Cork: (021) 270101-'- Galway: (091) 62750Limerick: (061) 314648Waterford: (051) 746311988: IDATU is Ireland's largest independent trade union
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ContentsPageEditorial: Labour Histo
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EDITORIAL 3freedom to participate i
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CorrespondenceThe Irish Labour Part
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; ~ ; ,The Decline and Fall of Donn
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THE DECLINE AND FALL OF DONNYBROOK
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·' THE DECLINE AND FALL OF DONNYBR
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A PASSAGE TO BRITAIN 25only in the
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A PASSAGE TO BRITAIN 27clothing._De
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A PASSAGE TO BRITAIN 29established
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LOUIE BENNETI 33feminist movement w
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-.- '.LOUlE BENNETT 37While there i
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LOUIE ~ENNEIT 39Xl's encyclical Qua
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LOUIE BENNEIT 41Bennett's own relat
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LODIE BENNETT 43109; IWWU resolutio
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Essays in ReviewCosherers, Wanderer
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••• .".'. >. '~"ESSA YS IN RE
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ESSAYS IN REVIEW 49ConnolIy:Myth an
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ESSAYS IN ~EVIEW 51tion' in the Int
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ESSAYS IN REVIEW53International:'I
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REVIEWScontroversy is real history.
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REVIEWSJoe Monks was among the earl
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REVIEWSnolly-Column Song','Proudly
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REVIEWSresulting from the arrival o
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REVIEWS,63the book by means of an a
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REVIEWSlogue, it is hardly surprisi
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The Team For All Workers ...CULIAIB
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ESSAYS 69mission and moral refonn.l
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ESSAYS 73claimed authority but whic
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ESSAYS 75provided the basis for soc
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ESSAYS 779. For comparisons see E.T
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ESSAYS 7952. Annals of Christ Churc
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ESSAYS' 81Fianna Fail and the Worki
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ESSAYS 83Eireann in 1925 visibly di
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ESSAYS 85recognition of the impract
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ESSAYS 871970, it created the condi
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ESSAYS89The Irish Immigrants' Contr
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ESSAYS" 91Although anti -Catholic p
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ESSAYS 93McCowie played a key role
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:. -,,'.' ',. .~.,:.ESSAYS 95Althou
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Page 101 and 102: SourcesIrish Labour History Society
Page 103 and 104: SOURCES 101INovember, 1971 to no. 1
Page 105 and 106: SOURCES 103would claim credit for t
Page 107 and 108: SOURCES105Sources for Irish Labour
Page 109 and 110: SOURCES 107NorthWest Archives and L
Page 111 and 112: SOURCES 109In 1966 the Finnish gove
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Page 115 and 116: REMINISCENCE 113us due to my politi
Page 117 and 118: REMINISCENCE 115when Jim was presen
Page 119 and 120: REMINISCENCE 117of Dail Eireann. 17
Page 121 and 122: REMINISCENCE 119NotesThe above arti
Page 123 and 124: DOCUMENT STUDY 121James Connolly in
Page 125 and 126: DOCUMENT STUDY123SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC
Page 127 and 128: DOCUMENT STUDY 125proletariat of th
Page 129 and 130: DOCUMENT STUDY 127the support of Je
Page 131 and 132: DOCUMENT STUDY 12926. The Workers'
Page 133 and 134: 131BibliographyA Bibliography of Ir
Page 135 and 136: BIBLIOGRAPHY 133Compton, P.A. Demog
Page 137 and 138: BIBLIOGRAPHY 135Levine, I. and Madd
Page 139 and 140: BIBLIOGRAPHY 137Turner, M. 'Towards
Page 141 and 142: BIBLIOGRAPHY 1394. Land and Agricul
Page 143 and 144: BIBLIOGRAPHY 141Clogher Record12 (2
Page 145 and 146: BIBLIOGRAPHY 143Political Research
Page 147 and 148: BIBLIOGRAPHY 145Pres, 1987.O'Brien,
Page 149: 147Notes on Contributorsf onathanBe
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