Nationality and Citizenship in the Irish Home Rule Debates of 1886 by Pauline Collombier-Lakeman

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Revolution and the rule of law: Dicey on Irish Home Rule by Mulholland, M

Applying a Transnational Approach to the Question of Irish Home Rule: Ireland, New Zealand and Home Rule by Pauline Collombier-Lakeman

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A ‘Triumph of Federalism’? The German Empire in Debates on Irish Home Rule before the First World War by Tom Williams

“…While foreign and colonial analogies – ranging from Canada and the United States to Switzerland and Austria-Hungary – had been a regular feature in debates on Irish Home Rule since the 1870s, Redmond’s whole-hearted expression of admiration for constitutional arrangements in Imperial Germany came as a surprise to many contemporaries. …”
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La Question du Home Rule écossais, 1880-1914 by Christian Auer

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“Grim old London welcomed me back”: Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Second Foray into Europe by Leslie PETTY

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Irish Diaspora Politics: The West Riding of Yorkshire, 1879-1886 by Andrew Maguire

“…The central aim is to explore how Irish migrants engaged in political activism in the pursuit of legislative independence for the homeland under the banner of Irish Home Rule. Attention will focus on specific parliamentary election contests where Irish Home Rule became the dominant platform. …”
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Redmond and Carson: Bloodshed, Borders and the Union State by Alvin Jackson

“…John Redmond and Edward Carson together dominated the politics of Irish Home Rule and unionism between 1910 and 1918, and were major influences on Irish and British politics for an even longer period than this. …”
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Liberal Unionism and political representation in Wales, c.1886–1893 by Lloyd-Jones, N

“…This article reassesses the history of Liberal Unionism in Wales and the impact the Irish Home Rule crisis had on constituency politics. Liberal associations played a crucial role in the revolt against ‘dissentient’ M.P.s, whom they charged with ‘misrepresenting’ constituency opinion (as articulated by the ‘caucus’). …”

Liberalism, Scottish nationalism and the Home Rule crisis, c.1886–93 by Lloyd-Jones, N

“…In a period of acute political crisis precipitated by the introduction of William Gladstone’s first Irish Home Rule bill, there emerged a movement for the restoration of an Edinburgh parliament. …”

Comparing Isaac Butt and John Redmond by Pauline Collombier-Lakeman

“…Redmond might have succeeded Parnell as one of the senior figures of the Irish Home Rule movement and yet historians concur that he ‘did not resemble his erstwhile hero and mentor […] either in his power or in his style of leadership’. …”
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