Notes

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. contents vii
3. List of Illustrations ix
4. Preface and Acknowledgements xi
5. A Note on the Text xvii
6. A Note on the Celtic Languages xix
7. Abbreviations xxi
8. Introduction 1
9. Part I
10. 1 Source Traditions: The Celts from Antiquity to the Early Modern Era 27
11. 2 Celtic Linguistic Antiquarianism: Paul-Yves Pezron, Edward Lhwyd, G. W. Leibniz, and Their Legacies 59
12. 3 Gods, Druids, and Stonehenge: Mythography and Archaeology 92
13. 4 Civilization, Savagery, and the Celts: Ossian, the Scottish Enlightenment, and Celtic Literature 118
14. 5 Celts in the Age of Revolution and Empire 150
15. Part II
16. 6 From Philology to Ethnology: The Celtic Race and the Indo-European Idea 185
17. 7 The Celtic Past in the Age of Romantic Nationalism 216
18. 8 Race, History, and the Irish Question: Politics and the Limits of Anti-Celtic Racism 258
19. Part III
20. 9 Nos ancêtres les Gallois: The Rise of pan-Celticism in Wales, Brittany, and France 291
21. 10 Politics and pan-Celticism: Land and Nation in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales 313
22. 11 Celtic Daybreak: E. E. Fournier d’Albe, Pan-Celticism, and the Celtic Association in the Fin de siècle 332
23. 12 From the Pan-Celtic Moment to the Present 363
24. Notes 397
25. Bibliography 485
26. Index 531
27. A NOTE ON THE TYPE 551