The great shame and the triumph of the Irish in the English-speaking world
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Nan A. Talese,
[1999, 1998]
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| Edition: | 1st edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Hugh Larkin's Ireland
- The shipping of Ireland, and the exile of chains
- Assigning Ireland
- The limits of location
- Ireland and the Whitby women
- The lass from the female factory
- Ireland young and old
- A fond farewell to the white potatoes
- A thousand farewells to you, island of St Patrick
- Fiasco and noble gesture : the rebellion of young Ireland
- Young Ireland on trial
- Shipping young Ireland
- By order of great Denison
- Young Ireland and the profane colonists
- Locked within the pyramid
- The skeleton at the feast
- Young Ireland and the isms of Yankeedom
- Ireland and the bloody arena
- Faugh-a-ballagh
- The Chickahominy steeplechase
- Woefully cut up
- Let me have Idaho
- Glorio, glorio, to the bold Fenian men
- Re-making Montana, violating Canada
- Fenians transported
- The Fenians of the desert coast
- Fenians at large
- Home rule and dynamite
- The Fenian whaler
- Perth Regatta Day
- Republican Christ.
