| Domain | Article in Book |
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| Title | "The Irish Independent and the Ulster crisis 1912-21" |
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| Title Of Book | Boyce, David George, 1942-; O'Day, Alan (ed.), The Ulster crisis : 1885-1921 (Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006) |
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| Author | Maume, Patrick |
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| Publication Date | 2006 |
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| Start-End Page | 202 — 228 |
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| Number Of Pages | 27 p. |
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| Era Covered | 1912 — 1921 |
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| Language | English |
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| ISBN | 9781403943699 |
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| Place | Ulster |
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| Notes | Surveys the IRISH INDEPENDENT's coverage of the Ulster Crisis between 1912 and 1921. Themes include - Winston Churchill's visit to Belfast in 1912, when he was forcibly prevented from speaking at the Ulster Hall - the Ulster Volunteers (ridiculed as bluff) - the Curragh Mutiny (includes a reference to a previously neglected speech by the Irish C-in-C, General Paget, just before the Mutiny declaring that the Army would put down Ulster resistance if asked to do so) - the INDEPENDENT's increasingly vociferous criticisms of the Irish Party's handling of the partition issue from 1914, its role in rousing up opposition to the attempted partition-based settlement of 1916 and its support for the subsequent campaign by its proprietor William Martin Murphy for all-Ireland Dominion Home Rule. |
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| Rights | All rights to IHO record reserved. |
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