Davitt and Irish revolution 1846-82 / by T.W. Moody.
By: Moody, T. W. (Theodore William)
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Covering Davitt's career in detail, this study explores his break-away from orthodox revolutionary nationalism to the concept of the nation as a 'caring' society rooted in social democracy; his vision of the land war as part of the common struggle of humanity for social justice; his belief in land nationalization as the only real solution of the land question; his participation in the rising labor movement in Britain; his complete freedom from sectarianiam, his modesty, his moral courage, and his compassion.
Bibliography: (pages 579-633) and index.
Childhood and youth, 1846-65 -- In the Irish republican movement, 1865-70 -- Trial for treason-felony, July 1870 -- The home rule movement and the first fenian 'new departure'. 1870-77 -- Penal servitude, 1870-77 -- A fresh start, December 1877-July 1878 -- In America, July-December 1878: the second fenian 'new departure' -- The National land league of Mayo, January-October 1879, and the third fenian 'new departure' -- The Irish National land league, October 1879-May 1880 -- With the American land league, May-November 1880 -- The land war from August 1880 to February 1881 -- Penal servitude again, February 1881-May 1882 -- Epilogue: After the 'Kilmainham treaty'.