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Chapter 26 THE IRISH CONVENTION AND THE CONSCRIPTION OF IRELAND
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Released on: 30/11/2017
Irish newspapers had gone over to Sinn Fein. The Irish Independent had been previously a fearless critic of the Par
1 Chapter 1 A LEADER APPEARS2 Chapter 2 A LEADER IS DETHRONED!3 Chapter 3 THE DEATH OF A LEADER4 Chapter 4 AN APPRECIATION OF PARNELL5 Chapter 5 THE WRECK AND RUIN OF A PARTY6 Chapter 6 TOWARDS LIGHT AND LEADING7 Chapter 7 FORCES OF REGENERATION AND THEIR EFFECT8 Chapter 8 THE BIRTH OF A MOVEMENT AND WHAT IT CAME TO9 Chapter 9 THE LAND QUESTION AND ITS SETTLEMENT10 Chapter 10 LAND PURCHASE AND A DETERMINED CAMPAIGN TO KILL IT11 Chapter 11 THE MOVEMENT FOR DEVOLUTION AND ITS DEFEAT12 Chapter 12 THE LATER IRISH PARTY--ITS CHARACTER AND COMPOSITION13 Chapter 13 A TALE OF BAD LEADERSHIP AND BAD FAITH14 Chapter 14 LAND AND LABOUR15 Chapter 15 SOME FURTHER SALVAGE FROM THE WRECKAGE16 Chapter 16 REUNION AND TREACHERY17 Chapter 17 A NEW POWER ARISES IN IRELAND18 Chapter 18 A CAMPAIGN OF EXTERMINATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES19 Chapter 19 A GENERAL ELECTION THAT LEADS TO A HOME RULE BILL!20 Chapter 20 THE RISE OF SIR EDWARD CARSON21 Chapter 21 SINN FEIN--ITS ORIGINAL MEANING AND PURPOSE22 Chapter 22 LABOUR BECOMES A POWER IN IRISH LIFE23 Chapter 23 CARSON, ULSTER AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS24 Chapter 24 FORMATION OF IRISH VOLUNTEERS AND OUTBREAK OF WAR25 Chapter 25 THE EASTER WEEK REBELLION AND AFTERWARDS26 Chapter 26 THE IRISH CONVENTION AND THE CONSCRIPTION OF IRELAND27 Chapter 27 THE TIMES AND IRISH SETTLEMENT28 Chapter 28 THE ISSUES NOW AT STAKE