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... stage risks being seen as a stage Irishman . But no questions were raised about the stage Englishman . Indeed , L. P. Curtis notes ' the absence from the Irish scene of a stereotype of English character as rigid and elaborate as Paddy ...
... stage risks being seen as a stage Irishman . But no questions were raised about the stage Englishman . Indeed , L. P. Curtis notes ' the absence from the Irish scene of a stereotype of English character as rigid and elaborate as Paddy ...
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... stage Englishman , the Chief Secretary at Dublin Castle , who lacks Major Coffin's enthusiasm for hanging rebels and gives the British public a less obnoxious character with whom to identify 31 Although many English artisans hated the ...
... stage Englishman , the Chief Secretary at Dublin Castle , who lacks Major Coffin's enthusiasm for hanging rebels and gives the British public a less obnoxious character with whom to identify 31 Although many English artisans hated the ...
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... stage Irishman , see Duggan , The Stage Irishman ; Graves , ' The Stage Irishman among the Irish ' ; Kiberd , ' The Fall of the Stage Irishman ' ; Kosok , ' John Bull's Other Ego ' ; Nelson , ' From Rory and Paddy to Boucicault's Myles ...
... stage Irishman , see Duggan , The Stage Irishman ; Graves , ' The Stage Irishman among the Irish ' ; Kiberd , ' The Fall of the Stage Irishman ' ; Kosok , ' John Bull's Other Ego ' ; Nelson , ' From Rory and Paddy to Boucicault's Myles ...
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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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