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This Is The First Account Of Irish Home Rule To Explain All Of The Self-government Plans, Placing Them In Context And Examining The Motives Behind The Schemes. The Book Makes A Clear Distinction Between Material And Moral Home Rulers. The Former Appealed Especially To Outsiders, Some Protestants And The Intelligentsia, Who Saw In Self-government A Means To Reconcile Ireland's Antagonistic Traditions. In Contrast, Material Home Rulers Viewed Dublin Parliament As A Forum For Catholic Interests. -- Publisher Description Acknowledgements -- Note On Terminology -- Glossary -- Chronology -- 1. Definitions, Interpretations, Terminology And Theoretical Concepts -- 2. Rise Of Home Rule, 1867-79 -- 3. Triumph Of Parliamentarianism, 1879-84 -- 4. First Home Rule Crisis, 1884-6 -- 5. Unionist Counter-offensive, 1886-92 -- 6. Second Home Rule Episode, 1892-95 -- 7. 'killing Home Rule With Kindness' : Alternatives 1895-1905 -- 8. Liberal Unionism, 1905-10 -- 9. Third Home Rule Bill, 1911-14 -- 10. Attempts To Implement Home Rule, 1914-18 -- 11. Home Rule And Dominion Status, 1918-21 -- 12. Epilogue -- Documents -- Bibliographical Essay -- Index. Alan O'day. Includes Bibliographical References (p
- Author
- Alan O'Day; Mark Greengrass
- Publisher
- Manchester, UK ; New York: Manchester University Press: Distributed exclusively in the USA by St. Martin's Press
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780719037764
- Subjects
- History, Political Science, Humanities
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