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,The First Phase of the Land War and Beyond, 1879–1885, and the Land League tried to direct violence into peaceful protests and mass meetings. The success of this could be seen when the law of the league superseded the ordinary law in bringing stability to the countryside. This chapter pays particular attention to intra-tenant conflict while juxtaposing it with anti-landlord rhetoric.

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Conclusion,class relations in rural Ireland. It exacerbated land hunger, as evidenced during the Ranch War. Middle-class elites were slow to embrace the paternalistic endeavours of their aristocratic predecessors in spheres of influence but desired the status they once held, and their response to inequality in Irish life was generally ineffectual.

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Book 2018tions in provincial Ireland. This book argues that the actions of the rural working class and nationalists has not been fully understood, supporting E.P. Thompson’s argument that ‘their aspirations were valid in terms of their own experiences’..

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Grundzüge der kinetischen Gastheoriey-jowl with graziers set the scene for significant animus as the capitalistic nature of grazing challenged traditional notions of subsistence, and this is an example of the challenges presented to the lower classes, who were grappling with the challenges presented by modernisation.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85788-4ics. These neo-Fenians started a rather short-lived and disjointed effort at a grassroots culture war that culminated in John O’Connor Power’s election in Mayo in 1874 in the face of clerical opposition and reflecting the popular will of the people.