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Page 110
... civil rights they had been denied under the rule of the Protestant majority , they challenged not the British government but the Irish Protestant Unionists , who wished to retain their dominance in the province and the link with Britain ...
... civil rights they had been denied under the rule of the Protestant majority , they challenged not the British government but the Irish Protestant Unionists , who wished to retain their dominance in the province and the link with Britain ...
Page 116
... civil rights movement . ' Freed- man ' might , indeed , be called a ' civil rights ' poem . The speaker's Phoenician identity is established by his reference to colour : ' My murex was the purple dye of lents / On calendars all fast and ...
... civil rights movement . ' Freed- man ' might , indeed , be called a ' civil rights ' poem . The speaker's Phoenician identity is established by his reference to colour : ' My murex was the purple dye of lents / On calendars all fast and ...
Page 147
... civil rights movement drew inspiration from the black civil rights movement in the United States . Its anthem was ' We Shall Overcome ' . . . and at the first march from Coalisland to Dungannon in August 1968 one of the speakers had ...
... civil rights movement drew inspiration from the black civil rights movement in the United States . Its anthem was ' We Shall Overcome ' . . . and at the first march from Coalisland to Dungannon in August 1968 one of the speakers had ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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