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Daniel O'Connell, Nationalism Without Violence : An Essay
author
:
Moley, Raymond.
publisher
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Fordham University Press
isbn10 | asin
:
0823209784
print isbn13
:
9780823209781
ebook isbn13
:
9780585113517
language
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English
subject
O'Connell, Daniel,--1775-1847, Ireland--Politics and government--19th century, Nationalism--Ireland--History--19th century.
publication date
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1974
lcc
:
DA950.22.M64eb
ddc
:
941.58/092/4
subject
:
O'Connell, Daniel,--1775-1847, Ireland--Politics and government--19th century, Nationalism--Ireland--History--19th century.
Page iii
Daniel O'Connell
Nationalism Without Violence
an essay by Raymond Moley
NEW YORK FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS
Page iv
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Copyright 1974 by FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS All rights reserved. ISBN 0-8232-0977-6 (clothbound) ISBN 0-8232-0978-4 (paperback) LC 73-93142 First paperback edition 1975
Printed in the United States of America
Page v
To my grandmother MARY ANN KANE MOL
Page vii
Contents
Foreword by MAURICE R. O'CONNELL
ix
Preface
xi
Introduction: An Old Widow's Tales
1
1 English Dishonor and Irish Decay
7
2 The Brawny O'Connells of Kerry
17
3 A Child of the Enlightenment
31
4 The Cockpit of the Courts
41
5 O'Connell and Religious Liberty
55
6 O'Connell, the Enemy of Violence
63
7 The Awakening of a Nation
71
8 The Association and the Catholic Rent
85
9 Triumph
95
10 The Price Paid for Victory
109
11 Parliamentarian and Party Builder
119
12 Fruits of the Whig Alliance
135
13 Rough Road to Repeal
145
14 The Meetings and the Prosecution
153
15 The Generation Gap
161
16 Peel and His Reforms
169
17 The Famine and the Break
181
18 Unfinished Journey
195
19 Aftermath
201
20 The Evolution of a Reputation
209
21 The Durable O'Connell
217
Appendix: Selections from O'Connell Letters
237
Index
243
Page viii
Illustrations
O'Connell in 1817-1818
Derrynane, the east front
O'Connell ca. 1835
The Merrion Square house
A cartoon from the time of the Famine
The descendants of O'Connell's constituents
between pages 112 and 113
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Foreword
RAYMOND MOLEY is one of the more distinguished Americans of his generation. As an adviser to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and a member of his first administration Moley was one of the architects of the New Deal. For over thirty years he was an influential commentator on the public scene as the Editor of Newsweek. He dealt with politics at the academic level when Professor of Public Law at Columbia University.
Moley is unique among biographers of O'Connell in having known politics from the inside and at many levels. And the most interesting parts of his book are those in which he has brought that knowledge and understanding to bear on his subject. His explanation of why O'Connell claimed he could gain Repeal of the Union in 1843 that puzzle for all his biographers is original and credible.
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