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Illustrations Acknowledgements Chronology of Maud Gonne's Life Introduction: Maud Gonne and the Irish Nationalist Press, 1895-1946 Selected Works about Maud Gonne PART ONE: AMNESTY Those Who Are Suffering for Ireland. Northern Patriot, 1895 A Manifesto. Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, 1895 Amnesty Agitation in Ireland. Shan Van Vocht, 1897 My Experiences in Prison. Irish Citizen, 1919 Branding. Republic of Ireland, 1922 The Treatment of Eileen Colgan. tire: The Irish Nation, 1923 To the Editor. Sinn Fein, 1924 Political Prisoners: Outside and In. Voice of Ireland, 1924 Conditions of Prisoners. Republican File, 1931 Prisoners in the Free State. An Phoblacht, 1932 Ireland, 1936. Saoirse na htireann, 1936 Arbour Hill. Saoirse na htireann, 1936 Ourselves. Prison Bars, 1937 The Gaol Gates Must Be Opened. Prison Bars, 1937 The Coercion Act and Its Effect. Prison Bars, 1938 The Birthday of Prison Bars. Prison Bars, 1938 A Request. Irish Times, 1946 PART TWO: THE CAUSE OF IRELAND The Work of the United Irishmen: A Seasonable Hint. United Ireland, 1897 Remember'98! Shan Van Vocht, 1898 Irishmen and the British Army. Workers' Republic, 1898 Jingoism in Dublin. United Irishman, 1899 Cowards or Traitors. United Irishman, 1899 The Famine Queen. United Irishman, 1900 Her Subjects. United Irishman, 1900 Ireland Under Victoria: 1837-1900 (Parts I-VII). United Irishman, 1900 Irishmen and the English Army. United Irishman, 1900 In the Event of War. United Irishman, 1900 Letter to the Editor of the Irish World. United Irishman, 1901 Ireland To-Day. United Irishman, 1901 Toleration. United Irishman, 1901 Ways of Checking Emigration. United Irishman, 1901 Jurypacking. United Irishman, 1901 An Embarrassed King. United Irishman, 1902 The Irish Press. United Irishman, 1903 PART THREE: THE DOWNTRODDEN The Rights of Life and the Rights of Property. Workers'Republic, 1898 Famine! My Experiences in Mayo. Daily Nation, 1898 Famine in the West. Irish Daily Independent, 1898 Relief Work in Erris. Freeman's Journal, 1898 A Question of Policy. United Irishman, 1899 The Evicted Tenants. United Irishman, 1899 What We Owe the Children. United Irishman, 1900 How the Poor Live in Castlerea. United Irishman, 1901 Ireland and the Children. United Irishman, 1902 National Education of the Children. United Irishman, 1902 The Children Must Be Fed. Bean na htireann, 1910 Feeding the Schoolchildreri. Bean na htireann, 1910 The Children's Case. Bean na htireann, 1910 Responsibility. Irish Review, 1911 Our Irish Children. Irish Worker, 1912 Letter to Women Workers' Column. Irish Worker, 1912 The Real Criminals. Irish Worker, 1913 Meals for School Children. Irish Times, 1913 PART FOUR: TRANS-NATIONAL SOLIDARITY Signs of Hope. United Irishman, 1900 The Boer Women. United Irishman, 1900 India. United Irishman, 1900 The World's Justice. United Irishman, 1900 Ireland and Her Foreign Relations. United Irishman, 1900 Ireland and Irish-America. United Irishman, 1901 PART FIVE: THE LITERARY REVIVAL The Goddess Brigid. United Irishman, 1900 Eitne. United Irishman, 1902 Emer. United Irishman, 1902 A National Theatre. United Irishman, 1903 Dawn. United Irishman, 1904 PART SIX: THE FAILURES OF THE FREE STATE MacBride House Raided. Republic of Ireland, 1922 A Worthy President of the Free State. Sinn Fein, 1923 Condemnation of the Provisional Government. tire, 1923 Bartholmew Noone, IRA. tire, 1924 A Protest Addressed to SE. tire, 1924 How We Beat the Terrorist Proclamations. An Phoblacht, 1932 Must We Fight Again For Ireland's Honour? An Phoblacht, 1933 The Proclamation of the Republic: Ireland's Charter of Liberty. Prison Bars, 1937 1937 Constitution. Prison Bars, 1937 Are We Pagans? Prison Bars, 1938 Beware of Pickpockets. Prison Bars, 1938 Fascism, Communism, and Ireland. Ireland Today, 1938 PART SEVEN: PARTITION AND THE NORTH Practical Work: Central Relief Fund Necessary. Prison Bars, 1938 The History of the Orange Order. Irish Press, 1939 History Explains Orange Order's Anti-Catholic Bias. Irish Press, 1939 Object Was Extermination of Catholics, Grattan Said. Irish Press, 1939 Orange Order: Go, Wreck the Catholic Church! Irish Press, 1939 When Children Were Marks for Orange Bullets. Irish Press, 1939 English Statesmen Relied on the Lodges. Irish Press, 1939 The Real Case Against Partition. Capuchin Annual, 1943 Notes Appendix Patriotic Children's Treat First Meeting of Inghfnidhe na htireann IndexLibrary of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Ireland Politics and government 20th century Sources, Nationalism Ireland Sources