A History of Ireland Under the Union

1801-1922

P. S. O'Hegarty

• Publisher: Routledge
• Year: 2022
• Print ISBN:
  9781032406916
• eBook ISBN:
  9781000814545
• Topic: History
• Subtopic: British History
• Index: History

Originally published in 1952, A History of Ireland Under the Union was written by an historian who played an active part in the political events of the later part of the period. In Ireland there are two national traditions: that of the Kingdom of the Gael, established at the end of the 4th Century A.D. and the other colonial tradition evolved by the descendants of various generations of Planters from England. The book provides a full account of 19th Century Irish history and shows how the colonial nationalists discarded their nationalism after 1801 and how the emerging Gael, under Daniel O' Connell adopted and fused the two traditions into an Irish national tradition which was vitalised by Irish literature and culture. Containing much original source material the book throws light on aspects of Irish history whose significance is often overlooked such as the part played by the RIC and the Secret Societies in Ireland and the USA.

Table of contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Original Title Page
• Original Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Prefatory Note
• Dedicatory Preface
• Table of Contents
• I The Union, 1801
• II The Insurrection of Robert Emmet, 1803
• III Regrouping
• IV Catholic Agitation
• V Daniel O’Connell
• VI The Question of the Veto, 1815
• VII The First Sinn Fein Organisation, 1823-1829
• VIII Catholic Emancipation, 1829
• IX After Emancipation—Regrouping
• X Parliamentarianism, 1829
• XI O’Connell Demands Repeal of the Union, 1830
• XII The Repeal Movement—The First Phase, 1810-1834
• XIII Justice For Ireland—Thomas Drummond, 1835-1840
• XIV The Repeal Movement—The Second Phase, 1838
• XV The Nation—1842
• XVI The Repeal Movement—The Corporation Debate and the Monster Meetings, 1843
• XVII The Repeal Movement—The Crisis—The Clontarf Meeting, 1843
• XVIII The Repeal Movement—After Clontarf, 1844
• XIX The Repeal Movement—Federalism—The Decline, 1844
• XX The Repeal Movement—Academic Education— O’Connell Attacks Davis, The Nation, and Young Ireland, 1845
• XXI The Repeal Movement—The Death of Thomas Davis, 1845
• XXII The Repeal Movement—O’Connell Breaks with Young Ireland, 1845
• XXIII The Death of O’Connell, 1847
• XXIV The Irish Confederation—1847
• XXV The Great Starvation—The Passing of Old Ireland— 1845, 6, 7
• XXVI The Insurrection of 1848—The Passing of Young Ireland
• XXVII Economic Conditions—Land and Life, 1801-1848
• XXVIII Education—The Irish Language, 1801-1848
• XXIX The Church, 1801-1848
• XXX The Royal Irish Constabulary, 1836-1922
• XXXI In the Depths—The Tenant Right League, 1849-1855
• XXXII The Stirring of the Bones—The I.R.B., or Fenian Movement—The Laying of the Foundations, 1856-1859
• XXXIII The Fenian Movement—The Movement Grows, 1860-3
• XXXIV The Fenian Movement, The Irish People, 1863-5
• XXXV The Fenian Movement—The Organisation to 1865
• XXXVI The Fenian Movement—The Insurrection of 5 th March, 1867