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A Greater Ireland: The Land League and Transatlantic Nationalism in Gilded Age America de Ely M. Janis

A Greater Ireland: The Land League and Transatlantic Nationalism in Gilded Age America: History of Ireland & the Irish Diaspora

Autor Ely M. Janis
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 16 feb 2015
During the early 1880s a continual interaction of events, ideas, and people in Ireland and the United States created a "Greater Ireland" spanning the Atlantic that profoundly impacted both Irish and American society. In A Greater Ireland: The Land League and Transatlantic Nationalism in Gilded Age America, Ely M. Janis closely examines the Irish National Land League, a transatlantic organization with strong support in Ireland and the United States. Founded in Ireland in 1879 against the backdrop of crop failure and agrarian unrest, the Land League pressured the British government to reform the Irish landholding system and allow Irish political self-rule. The League quickly spread to the United States, with hundreds of thousands of Irish Americans participating in branches in their local communities.
            As this "Greater Ireland" flourished, new opportunities arose for women and working-class men to contribute within Irish-American society. Exploring the complex interplay of ethnicity, class, and gender, Janis demonstrates the broad range of ideological, social, and political opinion held by Irish Americans in the 1880s. Participation in the Land League deeply influenced a generation that replaced their old county and class allegiances with a common cause, shaping the future of Irish-American nationalism.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780299301248
ISBN-10: 0299301249
Pagini: 290
Ilustrații: 13 b-w illus., 4 tables
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.44 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: University of Wisconsin Press
Colecția University of Wisconsin Press
Seria History of Ireland & the Irish Diaspora

Recenzii

"Impressively researched, A Greater Ireland makes a major contribution to Irish-American, immigration, and nineteenth-century U.S. social and political history."—David Brundage, coauthor of Who Built America?

"A very significant contribution to understanding the confusing and constantly shifting positions taken by Irish Americans—and, to a lesser extent, the Irish—on the questions of Irish nationalism, labor reform, and the means to secure one or both."—David Emmons, author of Beyond the American Pale: The Irish in the West, 1845–1910

“Although the Land League’s existence in both Ireland and the US was short lived, it fostered nationalistic ideals that the next generation of Irish and Irish Americans championed. Written in strong prose and expertly researched, the book affords its readers a glimpse into the complex discourse that engulfed the Atlantic world during the waning decades of the 19th century. Highly recommended.”—Choice

“A concise, meticulously researched examination of one specific thread in a shared Irish and Irish American history: the Irish National Land League of the 1880s. This organization spanned the globe, uniting citizens of both Ireland and the United States in pursuing Irish land reform and self-rule, and had lasting repercussions for Irish American identity and political involvement. . . . Janis communicates an impressive body of scholarship, with a level of detail that will be of great use and interest to students of Irish heritage, world history, and land-reform movements.”—ForeWord Reviews

“Makes a strong argument that, for a moment in the 1880s, Irish American nationalism and radical thinking in the United States merged under the Irish Land League of America.”—Journal of American History

“Of great significance to scholars interested in a transnational approach to history. As the first major synthesis of Irish American nationalism in the Gilded Age since Brown’s monumental study was published in 1966, A Greater Ireland is a valuable contribution to the fields of Irish and American ethnic history.”—Journal of American Ethnic History

“Janis carefully draws on and extends analyses on class dimensions of U.S. support and the local conditions that shaped Land League branches, while tracing significant developments both in Ireland and America. More important, Janis examines the participation of Irish American women, who have been largely overlooked in previous scholarship.”—American Historical Review

Notă biografică

Ely M. Janis is an associate professor of history at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts.

Cuprins

List of Illustrations                 
Acknowledgments                   
Introduction                
 
Part 1 The Transatlantic Origins of the Land League
1 The "Uncrowned King of Ireland": Charles Stewart Parnell's 1880 Mission to America and the Founding of the Irish National Land League in the United States                       
2 "An Agitator of the Best Kind": Michael Davitt and the Rise of the Land League in the United States                     
 
Part 2 The Effect of the Land League in the United States
3 "From Plymouth Rock Westward to the Golden Gate": The Growth and Spread of the Land League in the United States                 
4 "Ireland to Us Is Father and Mother and America Is the Wife": Conservative Irish-American Nationalism, the Land League, and the Quest for Respectability                       
5 "Spreading the Light": Patrick Ford, Irish-American Reform Nationalism, and the Land League                  
6 "The Women Are Firing the First Shot and Are Going to Keep This Thing Going until It Goes round the World": Gender, Ethnic Nationalism, and the Ladies' Land League in the United States                    
 
Part 3 The End of the Land League
7 "Ireland Is Fighting Humanity's Battle": The "No Rent Manifesto," Land Nationalization, and the Radical Challenge in the United States              
8 The Road from Kilmainham Gaol: The Death of the Land League and the Triumph of Conservative Irish Nationalism in the United States and Ireland                 
 
Epilogue                      
 
Appendix                    
Notes              
Bibliography               
Index

Descriere

A Greater Ireland examines the Irish National Land League in the United States and its impact on Irish-American history. It also demonstrates the vital role that Irish-American women played in shaping Irish-American nationalism.