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| | James Connolly (athlete) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | James Connolly was born to poor Irish American parents, fisherman John Connolly and Ann O'Donnell, as one of twelve children, in South Boston, Massachusetts. | | | Connolly died in New York at the age of 88. | | | Instead, Connolly worked as a clerk with an insurance company in Boston and later with the United States Army Corps of Engineers in Savannah, Georgia. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Connolly_(athlete)
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| | History: James Connolly voted onto 100 "Greatest" people |
| | Connolly longed to be directly involved in the Irish labour movement and was able eventually to return to Ireland in 1910. | | | Connolly can be included in the survey because the BBC decided that, "nominations included anyone who was born in the British Isles, including Ireland; or anyone who lived in the British Isles, including Ireland, and who has played a significant part in the life of the British Isles." | | | But Connolly's hopes of his sacrifice acting as a trigger across Europe were not totally misplaced. |
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http://www.socialistworld.net/eng/2002/08/31connolly.html
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| | Science Fair Projects - Seamus Costello |
| | At his funeral, James Connolly's daughter Nora said "he was the only one who truly understood what James Connolly meant when he spoke of his vision of the freedom of the Irish people." |
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http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Seamus_Costello
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| | James Connolly & Irish Freedom |
| | Connolly and his friends were of the opinion that now the time had come for the revolutionaries to act and to proceed from the defensive to the offensive. | | | Connolly held this position until 1914, when Larkin went to the United States on a speaking tour and remained there involuntarily for over eight years. | | | When Connolly took charge of the union, one of his first acts was to establish a printing plant for turning out illegal literature in Liberty Hall, the union headquarters. |
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http://www.wageslave.org/jcs/analysis/irish_freedom.html
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| | James Connolly: Irish rebel and feminist firebrand |
| | James Connolly was born in 1868 to Irish immigrant parents in Edinburgh, Scotland. | | | This shines through in the "1916 Proclamation," which declared a guarantee of equal rights for both Irish men and women as one of the aims of the Rising. | | | In those days, the issue of votes for women, like abortion today, was too hot for some to handle. |
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http://www.socialism.com/fsarticles/vol24no2/jamesconnolly.html
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| | The ideas of James Connolly - National Anti-Capitalism - Indymedia Ireland |
| | Whereas Connolly argued that the Industrial Union must usher in socialism, and the role of the party was to support the union. | | | Connolly dismissed the idea that socialism could be ushered in by seizing State control. | | | Although racial liberation movements are rarely racist and sexual liberation movements are rarely sexist, unfortunately, most national liberation movements are nationalist, and as they campaign against oppression of one kind they advocate that of another, namely the oppression of the nation-state. |
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http://www.indymedia.ie/newswire.php?story_id=67924
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| | Swans Commentary: Remembering James Connolly, by Joe Davison - joedav09 |
| | When Larkin left on a fundraising tour of the United States in 1914, where he was destined to be arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison for his political activities, Connolly became acting general secretary of the ITGWU. | | | Connolly assembled his men outside their union headquarters, known as Liberty Hall. | | | As if to emphasize his status as a revolutionary theoretician, Connolly was also an early champion of women's rights. |
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http://www.swans.com/library/art11/joedav09.html
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| | James Connolly Education Trust |
| | At this point, Connolly was convinced that the Irish working class alone was capable of continuing the revolutionary republican tradition and of uniting the principles of republicanism and socialism. | | | It is true that Connolly had his political baptism in the British socialist movement, being a member of the SDF and Scottish Socialist Federation (SSF) prior to his arrival in Ireland. | | | Members of the Supreme Council of the IRB, the radical republican movement from Fenian days, were not averse to an alliance with Connolly and the labour movement. |
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http://www.iol.ie/~sob/jcet/01metscherp.html
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| | The inheritance of Connolly's political legacy fell to William O'Brien, a leading figure in the labor movement, including the ITUC and the ITGWU. | | | When Connolly resurfaced, he had formed an alliance with the IRB and had been inducted onto the IRB Supreme Council. | | | Specifically, the republican party known as Sinn Féin was unquestionably bourgeois in nature. |
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http://larkspirit.com/general/connolly.html
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| | Shaun Doherty: Will the real James Connolly please stand up? (1998) |
| | Central to that re-examination are the life, writings and political legacy of James Connolly, Ireland& pre-eminent Marxist. | | | Connolly mistakenly implies that if only constitutional Nationalism is rejected a more militant Republicanism might become the vehicle for social advance. | | | Instead he argued that if militant Republicans broke with the constitutional Nationalists they would be inevitably drawn towards socialism. |
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http://www.marxists.de/ireland/doherty/jcon.htm
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| | James Connolly and the Easter Rising |
| | All Connolly's warnings about the treacherous role of the bourgeoisie were confirmed by the terrible events surrounding partition. | | | When the Liberal government in London contemplated using the British army in Ireland, they were met with the "mutiny at the Curragh". | | | This affected not only Dublin but also Belfast, where Connolly succeeded in uniting Catholic and Protestant workers in struggle against the employers. |
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http://www.marxist.com/History/easter_rising401.html
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| | James Connolly Education Trust |
| | Although long a private atheist, Connolly had also long decided to adopt the “Catholic pose,” as he put it himself. | | | It had been the practice of Mullen to reveal to a select few (after first swearing them to keep quiet about it) an original ITGWU document showing that in the immediate aftermath of the Easter Rising, Connolly had in fact been expelled by the union, of which he was acting general secretary. | | | But why was it necessary to study the original sources in America, when the former ITGWU general secretary William O’Brien had assembled his own set of originals in Ireland? |
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http://www.iol.ie/~sob/jcet/06oriordan.html
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| | Scottish Workers Republican Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This dual communist-nationalist doctrine was heavily influenced by the thinking of James Connolly who similarly believed in socialism and independence for Ireland and had set up his Irish Socialist Republican Party in 1896. | | | MacLean argued that the break-up of the British state and empire would aid the cause of world-wide socialism and thus he supported the idea of an independent Scotland. | | | They advocated the political doctrine of communism, whilst also supporting Scottish independence. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Workers_Republican_Party
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| | James T. Farrell: A Portrait of James Connolly (Part 1) |
| | In most of the photographs of Connolly, he looks like an ordinary, almost an undistinguished, man. Judging from these pictures, he might be any Irish bar tender, small business man, craftsman. | | | The police searched the rest of Liberty Hall, found no nationalist papers, and departed. | | | Connolly asked them if they had a warrant. |
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http://www.marx.org/history/etol/writers/farrell/works/connolly/art1.htm
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| | James Connolly: Home Thrusts (May 1899) |
| | Nationalist politicians were demanding a Catholic university as an equivalent of Trinity College. | | | There was widespread popular resistance in the Philippines to the United States, who had taken the islands from Spain the previous year. |
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http://www.marxistsfr.cjb.net/archive/connolly/1899/05/home.htm
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| | James Connolly (nationalist) - definition of James Connolly (nationalist) in Encyclopedia |
| | Following the surrender he was executed by the British for his role, although he was so badly injured in the fighting that he was unable to stand for his execution, and was therefore shot in a chair. | | | This alarmed the members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, who had already infiltrated the Volunteers and had plans to use them for an insurrection that very year. | | | Connolly was among the few left-wingers of the Second International who opposed, outright, the Great War. |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/James_Connolly_%28nationalist%29
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| | Irish Socialist Republican Party - Enpsychlopedia |
| | Following Connolly's execution by the British in 1916 and the 1917 February Revolution in Russia, the party was once more revived and in 1921 it became the first Communist Party of Ireland. | | | Connolly subsequently left Ireland for the United States (he returned in 1910) and the party became inactive. | | | The Irish Socialist Republican Party was an Irish political party founded in 1896 by James Connolly. |
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http://www.grohol.com/psypsych/Irish_Socialist_Republican_Party
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| | BBC - History - Wars - 1916 Easter Rising - Insurrection - Perpectives |
| | Unionists applauded the government’s imposition of martial law in Ireland during Easter week and urged that nationalists’ sedition should not be ‘rewarded’ by British concessions. | | | The Rising was generally regarded by unionists as an act of treachery and proof that Irish nationalists were at heart disloyal. | | | It was in Edinburgh, where he was born, that he had first absorbed his firm commitment to Irish independence and his revolutionary socialism. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/war/easterrising/insurrection/in06.shtml
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| | James Connolly: Home Thrusts (1898) |
| | The London correspondent of the Freeman also informs us that “the Trades Union Congress is presided over, for the first time, by a Socialist, and moreover by an Irishman, Mr James O’Grady of Bristol.” | | | He owes his position in the Corporation of Dublin to the fact that that body is elected on a restricted franchise. | | | Is it too much to expect that our Nationalist politicians (so-called) shall at least be as consistent in their public actions as the Unionists whom they pretend to oppose? |
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http://www.marxistsfr.cjb.net/archive/connolly/1898/09/homeb.htm
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| | Science Fair Projects - Socialist Labour Party (1903-1980) |
| | It was established in 1903 as a splinter from the Social Democratic Federation (SDF) by James Connolly and SDF members impressed with the politics of the American socialist Daniel De Leon, who had formed a Socialist Labor Party in the USA. | | | That one of the leaders of the Irish national liberation struggle, James Connolly, had also been a founder of the SLP being noted proudly by writers in the SLP press in this period. | | | The tendency first organised itself in 1902 around The Socialist newspaper, and when a leading member was expelled in 1903, most of the SDF's Scottish branches left to form the new party. |
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http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Socialist_Labour_Party_%281903-1980%29
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| | James Connolly (nationalist) - Wikipedia |
| | Wähle „James Connolly (nationalist) suchen“ um nach James Connolly (nationalist) zu suchen. | | | Ein Wörterbucheintrag zu James Connolly (nationalist) hat seinen Platz im Wiktionary (Wiktionary). |
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| | BBC - History - War and Conflict |
| | The mural depicts the socialist leader from the 1916 Easter Rising, James Connolly, flanked by the Irish tricolour and the Starry Plough, the flag of Connolly's Irish Citizen Army. |
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| | James Connolly (nacionalista) |
| | James Connolly (de junio el 5 de 1868 - de mayo el 12 de 1916) era un nacionalista irlandés y un líder de trabajo. | | | Connolly estaba parado a distancia de la dirección de los voluntarios irlandeses como siendo demasiado bourgeois, y despreocupado con la independencia económica de Irlanda. | | | English version: James Connolly (nationalist) Next: Estado De Bahawalpur Up |
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| | Excite España - Foros - Re: Remembering James Connolly - uk.current-events.n-ireland |
| | Connolly himself was born in Edinburgh, lived in Edinburgh, and after his time in the army, got involved in Scottish left-wing politics. | | | Excite España - Foros - Re: Remembering James Connolly - uk.current-events.n-ireland | | | He was involved in the socialism as an activist in the mid 1890s connected with the early founders of the Scottish Labour Pary, which at that time had the socialist/nationalist amalgam that he wanted to make happen in Ireland -- Scottish and Irish nationalism having something in common. |
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http://www.excite.es/newsgroup/my/message/body/uk.current-events.n-ireland/4140801/10029019
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| | James Connolly: James Connolly: Labour in Irish History (1910) |
| | Connolly’s aim was to convince the radical nationalists that their policy of a ‘union of classes’ would lead to disaster. | | | This book has become a classic not only because Connolly based his argument on a detailed hisorical awccount of Ireland& struggle for freedom – an account bettered by few, if any, books since – but also because of its continued relevance to an Ireland still divided today. | | | James Connolly: James Connolly: Labour in Irish History (1910) |
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| | James Connolly (Gill's Irish Lives) (Ruth Dudley Edwards) |
| | Ruth Dudley Edwards does an effective job of presenting the character of James Connolly, hero of the 1916 Easter Rising, in all his contradictions--socialist and nationalist, intellectual and day laborer, practical labor leader and socialist theoretician. | | | James Connolly (Gill's Irish Lives) (Ruth Dudley Edwards) | | | Clear, concise study of a labor leader and a patriot |
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| | James Connolly: America and Europe (1914) |
| | Meanwhile the Orange enemy of Irish freedom wisely stays at home and conserves his forces, and the Irish Nationalist is encouraged by his leaders to rush abroad and shed his blood in a quarrel not his own, the simplest elements of which he does not understand. | | | From P.J. Musgrove (ed.), James Connolly: A Socialist and War (1914-1916), London 1941, a collection of Connolly’s anti-war articles published on behalf of the Communist Party of Great Britain shortly before the German invasion of the Soviet Union. | | | The Daily Worker (October 11th, 1940) was the only paper to publish in full the appeal of Earl Browder, Communist Presidential Candidate, for a peace policy based upon friendship with China and the U.S.S.R. Top of the page |
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| | James Connolly |
| | James Connolly - Irish nationalist James Connolly - American athleteThis is a disambiguation page; that is, one that just points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. | | | This is a disambiguation page; that is, one that just points to other pages that might otherwise have the same name. | | | And the spy knew had she no more menacing, than the solitary chasseur a cheval scouting commanded, "to the bedroom on the second floor that opens upon to travel. |
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| | James Connolly |
| | JAMES LAWTON On Tuesday: Connolly's outburst is no surprise to Givens.(Sport) (The Independent (London, England)) | | | James Connolly, 50, Charlestown native, addiction counselor.(Obituaries)(Obituary) (The Boston Herald) | | | Points of View: Echoing the call of James Connolly.(Comment) (The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)) |
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| | James Connolly - netlexikon |
| | ein US-amerikanischer Leichtathlet (1865-1957): siehe James Brendan Connolly | | | Politik und Wirkungsgeschichte James Connollys in Irland von Helga Woggon | | | ein irischer Nationalist und Gewerkschaftsführer (1868-1916): siehe James Connolly (Gewerkschafter) |
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