Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents ix
3. Figures xi
4. Tables xiii
5. Acknowledgments xv
6. Introduction: Irish Immigrants and Questions of Place 1
7. Nineteenth-Century Buffalo and Toronto and the Contexts of Irish Immigration 19
8. Known Groups: Patterns of Work, Residence, and Everyday Survival 55
9. Pews and Parades: Institutions, Networks, and Social Encounters 107
10. Wards and Votes: The Irish and Their Political Arenas 144
11. From Misrule to Rome Rule: Irish Diaspora Politics in the Post-Ridgeway Era 181
12. Channels, Niches, and Preserves: Occupations and Careers in the Early Twentieth Century 223
13. Lodges and Lace Curtains: Homes and Neighbourhoods, c. 1900–15 264
14. Prevailing Threads: Diasporic Nationalism and Unionism, c. 1893–1916 306
15. Conclusion: More than Just Points on the Map 355
16. Appendices
17. Appendix A 367
18. Appendix B 368
19. Appendix C 369
20. Appendix D 370
21. Notes 373
22. Bibliography 449
23. Index 491