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The United Irishmen and the 1798 rebellion in Ireland
200 years after its occurrence the 1798 rebellion remains an unanswered question looming over Irish politics. The bi-centenary, co-inciding with the 'Peace process' has attracted considerable discussion with the formation of local history groups, the holding of conferences and large scale interest in the TV documentaries and books published around the event. It lacked the mass mobilisations of the 1898 centenary. On the 15th August 1898 100,000 people gathered at the top of Grafton Street in Dublin to take part in the dedication of the first stone of a statue of rebel leader Wolfe Tone. [eng] |
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History of Ireland 1789 - 1800: The United Irishmen and the 1798 Rebellion
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Simonides warzone - The Undeclared war 1797-1801
Undeclared Naval War with France. This included land actions, such as that in the Dominican Republic, city of Puerto Plata, where marines captured a French privateer under the guns of the forts. [eng] |
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THE MILITARY STRATEGY OF THE WEXFORD UNITED IRISHMEN IN 1798
Until recently historians of 1798 regarded the rebellion in Wexford as a spontaneous popular reaction to unwarranted government repression and not part of a larger United Irish conspiracy. Scanty references to the county in the manuscript record and the bitter, apparently localised, character of the Wexford conflict seemed to support this interpretation. [eng] |
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United Irishmen Rebellion
Simonides War Zone [eng] |
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Old Ireland - History: The Rising of 1798
The insurrection long delayed in the hope of the promised aid from France, now broke out under the worst possible conditions. for success. Left without leaders, it is astonishing that it should have been confined to only a portion of the country and that the efforts of the counties that ‘rose’ were speedily suppressed. [eng] |
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Old Ireland - History: The United Irishmen
The first general meeting of the United Irishmen was held on 18th October 1791, and the following resolutions were proposed and carried. [eng] |
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