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... play opened in Dublin in November 1864 , by which time the Fenians claimed roughly 54,000 working - class adherents and were planning a rising for the next year . Boucicault's choice of the 1798 rebellion as the historical setting of his ...
... play opened in Dublin in November 1864 , by which time the Fenians claimed roughly 54,000 working - class adherents and were planning a rising for the next year . Boucicault's choice of the 1798 rebellion as the historical setting of his ...
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... play bears out the prophecy contained in the masque : it ends with Spenser setting fire to his own castle and fleeing the country , accidentally leaving one of his children behind as ' a hostage ' ( 100 ) . The image of this young ...
... play bears out the prophecy contained in the masque : it ends with Spenser setting fire to his own castle and fleeing the country , accidentally leaving one of his children behind as ' a hostage ' ( 100 ) . The image of this young ...
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... Play 25 . The exception is Kosok , who concludes his discussion of the stage Irishman with a brief survey of the stage Englishman that mentions Shadwell , O'Casey , Behan , Shaw and Friel ( John Bull ' 29–33 ) . Harrington argues for ...
... Play 25 . The exception is Kosok , who concludes his discussion of the stage Irishman with a brief survey of the stage Englishman that mentions Shadwell , O'Casey , Behan , Shaw and Friel ( John Bull ' 29–33 ) . Harrington argues for ...
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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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