| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Maintaining the notion of the Irish as a different 'race' from the English, as Steve Garner has argued, Irish nationalist mobilisation in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century conceived of the struggle in terms of Celt-Gael versus Anglo-Saxon.4 In order to establish that the Irish were a European culture worthy of self-governance, nationalists stressed a positive identity for the Ce
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