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Introduction: Mr Casey’s tears
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M.J. Kelly
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgements viii
- Abbreviations x
- Introduction: Mr Casey’s tears 1
- 1. Dublin Fenianism in the 1880s: ‘the Irish culture of the future’? 15
- 2. Parnell and the Fenians: structuring the split 41
- 3. ‘Parnell’s Old Brigade’: the Redmondite–Fenian nexus in the 1890s 71
- 4. Literary Fenianism and Fenian faction: ‘In the past of a nation lives the protection of its future and the advancement of its present’ 96
- 5. The end of Parnellism and the ideological dilemmas of Sinn Féin 130
- 6. Fenian orthodoxies and volunteering, 1910–14: ‘Not coming believe volunteers will kill home rule’ 179
- Epilogue: Fenian song and economic history 237
- Bibliography 259
- Index 275
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgements viii
- Abbreviations x
- Introduction: Mr Casey’s tears 1
- 1. Dublin Fenianism in the 1880s: ‘the Irish culture of the future’? 15
- 2. Parnell and the Fenians: structuring the split 41
- 3. ‘Parnell’s Old Brigade’: the Redmondite–Fenian nexus in the 1890s 71
- 4. Literary Fenianism and Fenian faction: ‘In the past of a nation lives the protection of its future and the advancement of its present’ 96
- 5. The end of Parnellism and the ideological dilemmas of Sinn Féin 130
- 6. Fenian orthodoxies and volunteering, 1910–14: ‘Not coming believe volunteers will kill home rule’ 179
- Epilogue: Fenian song and economic history 237
- Bibliography 259
- Index 275
