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Bulmer Hobson and the Nationalist movement in twentieth-century Ireland

Marnie Hay

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1. Early influences 2. Cultural nationalism in Ulster 3. Political nationalism in Ulster 4. The other Sinn Fein leader 5. Rising fortunes in the IRB 6. The struggle for control of the Irish Volunteers 7. A Quaker and an Irish Volunteer 8. The Easter Rising and its aftermath 9. Building a new life 10. Remembering 1916 Conclusion Bibliography Index

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1. Early influences 2. Cultural nationalism in Ulster 3. Political nationalism in Ulster 4. The other Sinn Fein leader 5. Rising fortunes in the IRB 6. The struggle for control of the Irish Volunteers 7. A Quaker and an Irish Volunteer 8. The Easter Rising and its aftermath 9. Building a new life 10. Remembering 1916 Conclusion Bibliography Index

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1. Early influences 2. Cultural nationalism in Ulster 3. Political nationalism in Ulster 4. The other Sinn Fein leader 5. Rising fortunes in the IRB 6. The struggle for control of the Irish Volunteers 7. A Quaker and an Irish Volunteer 8. The Easter Rising and its aftermath 9. Building a new life 10. Remembering 1916 Conclusion Bibliography Index

Key concepts: Nationalism, Irish, Irish nationalism, Nationalist Movement, Politics, Index (typography), History, Political science

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