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From Fenianism to the Land League From Fenianism to the Land League
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Transatlantic Liberalism and the Irish Question Transatlantic Liberalism and the Irish Question
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Depression, the Land League, and Parnell’s Fund-Raising in the United States Depression, the Land League, and Parnell’s Fund-Raising in the United States
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Irish Arrests, U.S. Diplomacy, and the Travails of Henry George Irish Arrests, U.S. Diplomacy, and the Travails of Henry George
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5 Toward Home Rule: From the Fenians to Parnell’s Ascendancy
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Published:November 2013
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Abstract
This chapter examines how Charles Stewart Parnell, an Irish nationalist politician, sought to make his name as a transatlantic leader of the home rule campaign and head of the Irish National Land League. In the early 1880s, there was a significant struggle over the direction of Irish nationalism between those who would privilege a global campaign against land monopoly and those who would focus directly on a national struggle and were blind to arguments against the unfairness of private ownership. Moreover, historian Mike Sewell argues that during the 1880s, “Irish nationalism overlapped with domestic radicalism” and thus jarred with the conservative drift of U.S. politics. Ultimately, Parnell and the Irish National League repudiated social radicalism in favor of constitutional nationalism and economic conservatism.
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