... 7th Rhode Island Regiment Douglass Frederick Battle of Chancellorsville Burnside Ambrose General Phillips Wendell Roche James Smyth P J free labor contrabands Emancipation Proclamation Irish-American nationalism Irish-American soldiers Fenian Brotherhood secession Trent Affair Union...

... Kingston John Jacob Moore MacNamara James Moore Jacob Plunkett Christopher Hayes Benjamin Private conscription emancipation Fenian Brotherhood Irish-American nationalism Irish immigration labor New York City draft riots At several pivotal junctures between the winter of 1862 and the fall of 1863...

... Irish Legion San Francisco Bennett James Gordon Cahill Thomas Colonel Fenian Brotherhood Irish-American nationalism Irish immigration labor Thomas Francis Meagher Rev. Edward Purcell Mass emancipation and the abolition of American slavery were never guaranteed outcomes of a war that the vast...

... Theodore Sumner Charles Meagher Thomas Francis Irish Confederation Pillsbury Parker Webb Richard Davis Kansas Nebraska Act 1854 Beecher Henry Ward Reverend England Doheny Michael McElderry William anti-abolitionism Compromise of 1850 Irish-American nationalism Irish immigration labor Father...

... Martin John Central America Montreal Paris Victoria Australia Irish American nationalism racial discourse Civil War American Anglo-Saxonism Celts American citizenship Irish immigrants Following the failure of 1848, several key Young Irelanders fled to New York City. On a Sunday in May 1857...

.... The evolution of his social thought from 1789 to 1998 also prefigures the fault lines of race, class, and gender that would mark later Irish American nationalism and this is examined as well. Over the course of his time in America and France, Tone continued to follow events in Ireland, particularly...

... in Northern Ireland. Irish American nationalism is seen as an example of a larger phenomenon, sometimes called diasporic or “long-distance” nationalism. Into the narrative are woven a number of the analytical perspectives that have recently transformed the study of nationalism, including its “imagined...