Titlebook: Ireland in an Imperial World; Citizenship, Opportu Timothy G. McMahon,Michael de Nie,Paul Townend Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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Country Houses and the Distinctiveness of the Irish Imperial Experiencend’s role as a subject colony that was ruled by an alien elite. The ‘Big House’ is seen as the progenitor of the economic oppression of the Irish peasantry and as the headquarters of British efforts to impose their culture on Ireland.. This view, though often rendered in complex and elegant form, ru

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Those the Empire Washed Ashore: Uncovering Ireland’s Multiracial Paste South Asian, the other African. They were decked out in the commercial paraphernalia of Ulster loyalism—white scarves and caps with red crosses and red hands, cheap plastic Union Jacks, the flotsam and jetsam of every Twelfth celebration—and they seemed to be having a good time, laughing and cheer

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Irish Rebel, Imperial Reformer: Charles Gavan Duffy and Australian Federationfor the federation of the Australian colonies was rooted in his optimism for the continent’s future: ‘We are lifting an Australian flag, we are promising an Australian policy, we are founding an Australian polity …’.. Earlier that year, Duffy had been asked to lead a coalition government in Victoria

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The Assassination and Apotheosis of the Earl of Mayo and Governor General of India, was finishing a tour of the prison camp at Port Blair in the Andaman Islands. Having seen the main part of the camp, which spread over several sites along the central bays of South Andaman Island, Mayo insisted unexpectedly on climbing Mount Harriet above the village

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Imperial Politics and the London Irisht community as well as a temporary base for Ireland’s members of parliament. What makes this community particularly significant is that one of the most important political concerns for late-Victorian Britain’s politicians was how to pacify, manage, or support the Irish. While Irish Home Rule dominat

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‘The Leader of the Virgin Choirs of Erin’: St Brigid’s Missionary College, 1883–1914ilkenny. It was not a particularly unusual gift: like many others, the sender had been an ‘aspirant’ at St Brigid’s Missionary College, which was attached to the convent. Now a Sister of Mercy in St John’s, Newfoundland, no doubt she wanted to show off her new home to her old school. So many such gi

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