England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... Catholicism . O'Connell had erected an Irish national movement on a sectarian base . The result was to link Irish nationalism with Catholicism into a most powerful and effective political force . But it was also to confirm the sectarian ...
... Catholicism . O'Connell had erected an Irish national movement on a sectarian base . The result was to link Irish nationalism with Catholicism into a most powerful and effective political force . But it was also to confirm the sectarian ...
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... Catholicism were either worlds apart or at loggerheads . There was no basis whatever for Protestant fears of an Irish - English Catholic alliance . - For their part the Irish were not prepared to concede that English or Scottish Catholicism ...
... Catholicism were either worlds apart or at loggerheads . There was no basis whatever for Protestant fears of an Irish - English Catholic alliance . - For their part the Irish were not prepared to concede that English or Scottish Catholicism ...
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... Catholicism held an internal contradiction , but both elements were to that religion's denigration . One element was that wherein . Irish Catholicism was obsessively depicted as Roman , not Irish , and therefore foreign : it was a ...
... Catholicism held an internal contradiction , but both elements were to that religion's denigration . One element was that wherein . Irish Catholicism was obsessively depicted as Roman , not Irish , and therefore foreign : it was a ...
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