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... chronicles on the Scots-Irish in America, has just published his sixth book, Heroes of the Scots-Irish, in both the United Kingdom and the United States. Once again, it is a gripping story of how a brave people led the way in opening the American frontier. ...
... in 1902: “We cannot help our destiny. You will find Irishmen in almost every army in the world - brought there by fate, which oftimes means misfortune.” There was, however, only one official Irish unit in the American Revolution, the Volunteers of Ireland ...
... partition have been reimposed, or would some sort of reincorporation, voluntary or compulsory, into the United Kingdom have occurred if the United Kingdom itself had survived? Almost any scenario is plausible, depending on how the Germans would have come ...
... Great Britain part of the UK). ‘The circumstances of that Irish union were not propitious for its success. In 1798, ‘the United Irishmen had organised a mass rebellion against the British Crown, under the heady democratic influénces of the French and American ...
... the last public execution by the military in Ballymena during the period of martial iaw following the rebeliion of the United Irishmen was carried out. The foilowing day, the Belfast Newsletter reported. “Yesterday Thomas Archer, Chief of the gang of Villains ...
... Doherty will be international names. Frank McCourt The darling of the US media, Frank McCourt has become one of the best-known Irishmen in the US, since his first book just over three years ago. Angela's Ashes, his Pulitzer prize-winning memoir of an impoverished ...
... his own historical works - which indeed he is. The central theme is that the British Commonwealth and Empire stands more united and more effectively powerful than at any time in its long romantic history In analysing the combat between himself and de ...
... his own historical works - which indeed he is. The central theme is that the British Commonwealth and Empire stands more united and more effectively powerful than at any time in its long romantic history In analysing the combat between himself and de ...
... next place of importance on this road was a spot called the 'Palm Trees' which was at one time a meeting place for the United Irishmen. From this point the walkers travelled up the road past the sand pits and on to the stone which marks the entrance to ...
... next place of importance on this road was a spot called the 'Palm Trees' which was at one time a meeting place for the United Irishmen. From this point the walkers travelled up the road On New Years Day, January Ist, 2001 a large number of people, young ...
... Hume, Gerry Adams, John Bruton, Seamus Mallon, Martin McGuinness, Brian Cowen and Ruairi Quinn. So far, these latter-day united Irishmen (backed by the Irish Catholic hierarchy) have taken a common line on the creation of a new Northern police force, ie, ...
... we are to petiotek to beteg the Manchester United of !whys. Some of us were unaware that South Africa had ever enjoyed such total and sustained dominance over their peas. But if the ABU (Anybody But United) club has thrived around the world, why not ...