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A Treatise on Northern
Ireland
Volume 2: Control
B R E N D A N O ’ LEARY
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Preface
viii Preface
refurbish James Craig’s control system, but he had to admit a trojan horse, the
British welfare state. A generation later its alumni, healthier, better educated, and
more self-confident than their parents, would unleash a civil-rights movement,
observed on black and white TV screens, imitating another civil-rights movement
unfolding in the USA. Most of the marchers did not intend to bring the house
down. It was those who refused their claims that brought the walls down, and
precipitated the implosion that followed. The story of the collapse of this control
system explains the immediate causes of the violence that would continue over a
quarter of a century.
In writing to an American correspondent in 1885, Friedrich Engels warned that
the second volume of Marx’s Capital would cause disappointment because it was
purely scientific, and lacked much suitable material for agitation.¹ If this volume
occasions disappointment, I suspect that will not be because it will be deemed
purely scientific, or because it lacks material for agitators.
¹ Friedrich Engels to Sorge, 1885, cited in Howard and King (1989: 8).
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Contents: Volume 2
x Contents: Volume 2
Acknowledgments 197
Notes 203
Bibliography 219
Index of Names 239
General Index 246
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VOLUME 1: COLONIALISM
THE SHACKLES OF THE STATE
AND HEREDITARY ANIMOSITIES
List of Figures xi
List of Maps xiii
List of Tables xv
List of Boxes xvii
Abbreviations and Glossary xix
Terminology xxix
Introduction 1
1.1. An Audit of Violence after 1966 27
1.2. Conceptual Conspectus: Colonialism 106
1.3. Wild and Bitter Fruits and Royal Pains: Colonial
Triangles and Trilemmas, 1603–1800 146
1.4. Overlooked by the Tall Kingdom before Dying of Political Economy:
Ireland under the Union, 1801–1857 217
1.5. Crying Aloud for Vengeance and the Power of a Colonial Caste:
Toward Union’s End, 1858–1914 263
1.6. “’Twas better to die ’neath an Irish sky, than at Suvla, or Sud-El-Bar”:
Revolution and Counter-Revolution, 1914–1922 311
1.7. Scratches across the Heart: Comparing Ireland’s Partition 370
Acknowledgments 397
Notes 403
Bibliography 435
Index of Names 483
General Index 497
VOLUME 2: CONTROL
THE SECOND PROTESTANT ASCENDANCY
AND THE IRISH STATE
Acknowledgments 197
Notes 203
Bibliography 219
Index of Names 239
General Index 246
Notes 365
Acknowledgments 391
Bibliography 397
Index of Names 429
General Index 439
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List of Figures
List of Maps
2.3.1. The percentage rise and fall in the number of Catholics in Ireland
by county, 1911–1926 92
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List of Tables
List of Boxes
2.2.1. The impact of the abolition of PR (STV) for elections to the Belfast
parliament: The exclusion of small parties 47
2.3.1. Carsonia: Seán MacEntee’s contribution to the treaty debate 74
2.6.1. Excerpts from the conclusions to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry 187
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