...; the First World War; 1916 Rising; and concludes with the IPP’s electoral annihilation at the hands of Sinn Féin in the 1918 general election. Fresh insights into the nature of power and leadership of the party are provided, showing how an inner circle came to dominate the party and how their evolving...

... of Ireland’s conservative national narrative by establishing the prominence of such narratives during the 1916 Easter Rising. Reading both novels through the lens of spectrality—a narrative mode that conflates temporalities, events, and peoples—and in the context of Ireland’s waning conservatism at the end...

...The revolt of 1916 in Russian Central Asia was an important part of the First World War and the crisis of imperial globalization. Despite this, it remains little-known and understudied in Anglophone and Francophone scholarship. While there is a rich legacy of Soviet-era publications on the revolt...

...While a large number of researchers have studied the revolt of 1916 in Central Asia, they have not provided sufficient answers to two fundamental questions. Why did the uprisings take place almost only in Central Asia, while the edict to mobilize labourers was issued also to indigenous peoples...

... 1916 Rebellion Patrick Pearse Childhood began the seventeenth century theologically defined by the far-reaching effects of original sin. For the ministers of the Irish Church, children were little minions of malevolence who needed to be morally sterilised before being permitted to full membership...

... unionists and unionism Carson Edward Easter Rising 1916 First World War and recruitment in Ireland Lyons F S L Ó Broin León Asquith Margot Devlin Joseph George V King Martin F X O’Connor T P Woodenbridge speech Redmond’s 1914 Churchill Winston Gallipoli Gwynn Stephen Tynan Katharine...

...The 1916 Revolt was a key event in the history of Central Asia, and of the Russian Empire in the First World War. This volume is the first comprehensive re-assessment of its causes, course and consequences in English for over sixty years. It draws together a new generation of leading historians...

... of 1916 provided the republican movement with an opportunity to stake its claim to be the true inheritor of the mantle of the revolutionaries. An Phoblacht Cork Connolly James Costello Seamus Fine Gael Garland Seán Goulding Cathal Irish Democrat Irish Labour Party Irish Workers Party Larkin Denis...

... for journalists. Against the backdrop of the Great Lockout, the First World War, and the 1916 Rising this nascent organisation (the Irish Journalists’ Association) allowed journalists to discuss contentious issues amongst themselves. However, the development of the association was hampered by divisive debates...

...Moving from the War to the 1916 Rising, it is shown how the leadership of the IPP ignored warnings of its coming and especially how they reacted to it in the aftermath. In this, the emerging divergence between Redmond and Dillon comes centre stage. The shift in Irish nationalist sympathies towards...

...The third Home Rule crisis and the emergence of proposals to partition the country, the outbreak of the First World War and then the 1916 Rising were all State-transforming moments that questioned the relationship between the civil service and the State in Ireland. The final transformation...