The legacy of history : for making peace in Ireland ; lectures and commemorative addresses, Martin Mansergh

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The legacy of history : for making peace in Ireland ; lectures and commemorative addresses, Martin Mansergh

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for making peace in Ireland ; lectures and commemorative addresses

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Martin Mansergh

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• The legacy of history : for making peace in Ireland ; lectures and commemorative addresses

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• Douglas Village, Cork, Mercier Press, 2003

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 418-434) and index

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Contents

• Foreword/
• Bertie Ahern
• p. 7
• Preface.
• p. 9
• Value of Historical Commemoration.
• p. 14
• Tribute to an Historian Father.
• p. 24
• Revisionism.
• p. 27
• Significance of St. Patrick's Day.
• p. 30
• Republicanism in a Christian Country.
• p. 32
• Creating a New Era of Understanding and Trust.
• p. 48
• Remains of Medieval Tipperary.
• p. 66
• Machiavelli, Shakespeare and Irish Politics.
• p. 68
• Legacy of Kinsale.
• p. 81
• From the Treaty of Limerick to the Framework Document.
• p. 92
• In Memory of the Patriot Ireland of 1782.
• p. 106
• Dr. William Drennan.
• p. 115
• Significance of Wolfe Tone and his Legacy.
• p. 125
• Orange Order.
• p. 132
• Rights of Man in Ireland.
• p. 152
• Assassination of St. George and Uniacke.
• p. 163
• 1798 Rebellion.
• p. 167
• Irish Unionism and its Legacy.
• p. 181
• 'A Nation at Peace Once Again'? The Legacy of Thomas Davis.
• p. 194
• Famine.
• p. 202
• 'There's a Deal to be Done Yet'. Charles Kicham.
• p. 205
• Parnell and the Leadership of Nationalist Ireland.
• p. 210
• What Became of Tim Healy?.
• p. 227
• Padraic Pearse and the Creation of an Irish National Democracy.
• p. 230
• Roger Casement and the Idea of a Broader Nationalist Tradition.
• p. 241
• Government of Ireland Act, 1920.
• p. 249
• Ambush at Sologheadbeg.
• p. 257
• Freedom and a New Dawn of Peace. Sean Treacy.
• p. 263
• 'The Freedom to Achieve Freedom'? Collins and de Valera.
• p. 266
• Liam Mellows and the Struggle against Imperialism.
• p. 287
• Passionate Attachment to the Ideal. Erskine Childers.
• p. 290
• Fallen Republican Leader. Liam Lynch.
• p. 299
• Tom Maguire and the Stretching of Republican Legitimacy.
• p. 304
• Todd Andrews. A Pioneer in State-Building.
• p. 312
• Elizabeth Bowen and the Anglo-Irish Tradition.
• p. 317
• Irish Constitution Fifty Years On.
• p. 324
• Political Legacy of Sean Lernass.
• p. 330
• Fianna Fail and its History.
• p. 354
• Uses of History. The Outbreak of the Troubles.
• p. 386
• Legacy of the Hunger Strikes.
• p. 405
• In Memoriam Gordon Wilson.
• p. 409
• Challenges to modern Republicanism: Remembering Sean Moylan.
• p. 415
• Notes and Footnotes.
• p. 420
• Bibliography
• Index

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24 cm.

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478 p

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9781856353892

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2004353717

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