Titlebook: Politics and the Irish Working Class, 1830–1945; Fintan Lane (PhD in Irish history),Donal ó Drisceo Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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,Fianna Fáil and the Working Class, 1926–38,ation of a new national bourgeoisie. In the process, the party succeeded in outflanking various romantic republican leftist movements that sporadically questioned its leadership, outpolled the Labour Party amongst urban workers, and divided and contained the organised trade union movement.

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Robert Owen, Co-operation and Ulster in the 1830s, known about them except their names and approximate total number...they left no records’ and ‘no very clear picture of their activities has ever been drawn’.. Hopefully, this small study will help in the task of providing a fuller description and explanation of this episode in British and Irish working-class history.

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,‘Whose Emergency Is It?’ Wartime Politics and the Irish Working Class, 1939–45,card; the ‘safety valve’ of emigration; the power of Catholic Church-inspired anti-socialism and the reliability of the ‘red scare’ strategy; and, crucially, the political skill of the dominant Fianna Fáil party in countering challenge from the left and maintaining its core working-class support.

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,Labour and Politics, 1830–1945: Colonisation and Mental Colonisation,to colonialism. Such was the case with Ireland under the Union, when anglicisation and nationalism both consolidated, and in no organisations was the paradox more evident or more dysfunctional in its consequences than in the trade unions.

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,‘Brethren in Bondage’: Chartists, O’Connellites, Young Irelanders and the 1848 Uprising,derate anti-Corn Law movement copied the organisation of the Irish Repeal Association.. Yet, while the Anti-Corn Law League achieved its objective in 1846, neither Chartism nor the repeal movement survived their confrontation with the British government in 1848, a year of revolutions throughout Europe.

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Rural Labourers, Social Change and Politics in Late Nineteenth-Century Ireland,nerated since the late nineteenth century. In many crucial areas, nuance and complexity have been introduced, enhancing our understanding of rural society and the political interplay between farmers, landlords and the state.