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Introduction,aval of the Indian Rebellion of 1857. Kavanagh was one of the hundreds of European men, women and children who crowded into the residency at Lucknow in the summer of 1857 as British control over northern India faltered. The garrison of more than two thousand British and Indian troops and non-combata

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,‘An Assertion of Liberty Incarnate’: Irish and Indian Nationalists in North America,mented on ‘what appeared to be the biggest turnout since the city had a St. Patrick’s Day,’ observing that there was not an unoccupied inch of sidewalk along the line of march on Fifth Avenue. The . . estimated that one million spectators watched the parade.

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,‘The Sinn Féin of India’: The Reception of Irish Revolutionary Nationalism in Bengal,he port town of Chittagong. Over 60 young Bengali Hindu men, armed and dressed in military-style khaki uniforms, had carried out an attack on government installations there. They attacked and burned the local Police and Auxiliary Force armories, seized weapons and destroyed the local telegraph offic

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,‘Lord and Master Nikkal Seyn’: The Construction of John Nicholson as a British Imperial Hero,hal capital of Delhi from rebellious sepoys in September 1857. Steel’s fictional characters interact with real-life figures, imperial heroes who were well-known to late nineteenth-century Britons. The greatest of these heroes is a 35 year old East India Company officer named John Nicholson. Known to

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,An ‘Irish Paladin’: John Nicholson as an Ulster and Irish Imperial Hero,The occasion was the rededication of a statue of one of the heroes of the Indian Rebellion of 1857, John Nicholson. Brought to Northern Ireland two years earlier, the statue had stood in Delhi for over 50 years. The honor of unveiling the statue on its new site fell to the man who had been the last

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,‘The Remains of Ireland’s Loneliest Martyr’: The Commemoration of the Connaught Rangers Mutiny,f two companies of British Army regiments stationed in the Punjab. The Government reported that a company of the Connaught Rangers, stationed at the Wellington barracks in Jullundur, had refused to work on 28 June as a protest against the activities of the British Army in Ireland, ‘where they consid

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,‘Enemies of the Empire’? The Imperial Context of the Connaught Rangers Mutiny,e the .. During their discussion of the poem ‘September 1913,’ their talk turns from literature to political nationalism. O’Neill confesses that he is a ‘rebel at heart’ in spite of his British Army uniform: his father was a Fenian, his grandfather took part in the Young Ireland uprising of 1848, an

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