Irish Nationalism and Irish Catholicism: A @Study in Cultural Identity

Seven years ago the Irish people celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of the Easter Monday Rebellion: the “Blood Sacrifice” that inspired the Anglo-Irish War leading to the Treaty, the Free State and finally the Republic. During the festivities, politicians paid homage to the memory of Padraig Pearse...

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Published in:Church history
Main Author: McCaffrey, Lawrence John 1925- (Author)
Format: Electronic/Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Cambridge University Press [1973]
In: Church history
IxTheo Classification:KBF British Isles
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