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The Relations between O'Connell and the Young Irelanders
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 July 2016
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The year 1842 was one of preparation for the revival of the movement for repeal of the act of union. O'Connell had been elected lord mayor of Dublin in November 1841, and he allowed the Repeal Association to mark time during his tenure of office. The year was not regarded as wasted, however, as his conduct as mayor tended to increase his popularity, and ensured that he would be able to commence his campaign in the following year with a more solid backing of public opinion. It was during this year also that Davis, Duffy and Dillon first came together and made their plans for launching a new nationalist newspaper. They were all members of the Repeal Association, but only one of them (Duffy) had any extensive experience of journalism. The Nation newspaper first began to appear in October 1842.
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Page 18 note 1 Duffy, , Young Ireland (London, 1880), pp. 45-8.Google Scholar
Page 18 note 2 Nation, 15 Oct. 1842, 12 Nov. 1842, 12 Dec. 1842.
Page 18 note 3 Ibid., 11 Feb. 1843.
Page 19 note 1 Ibid., 31 Dec. 1842.
Page 19 note 2 Ibid., 21 Jan. 1843.
Page 19 note 3 Ibid., 4 Mar. 1843.
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Page 20 note 1 Nation, 13 May 1843.
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Page 20 note 5 A small group, led by Sharman Crawford, which advocated the setting up of a federal constitution for the United Kingdom.
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Page 21 note 2 e.g. Mitchel Last conquest (author's edition, Glasgow, N.D.), p. 40.
Page 21 note 3 Young Ireland, p. 386.
Page 21 note 4 Nation, 21 Oct. 1843.
Page 21 note 5 Ibid., 14 Oct. 1843.
Page 21 note 6 Ibid., 28 Oct. 1843.
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Page 23 note 1 Nation, 19 Oct. 1844.
Page 23 note 2 Nat. Lib. Ire., Smith O'Brien Papers, vol. ix. Oct. 1844.
Page 23 note 3 Nation, 2 Nov. 1844.
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Page 24 note 1 Smith O'Brien Papers, vol. ix. Nov. 1844 (misdated ‘ October 1844 ’ in Young Ireland).
Page 24 note 2 Ibid.
Page 24 note 3 Ibid.
Page 24 note 4 Nation, 19 Oct. 1844.
Page 24 note 5 Ibid., 17 May 1845.
Page 24 note 6 i.e. Co-education of protestants and catholics, and the appointment of the teaching staff by the government.
Page 25 note 1 Nation, 17 May 1845.
Page 25 note 2 Nat. Lib. Ire., Smith O'Brien Papers, vol. ix.
Page 25 note 3 Nation, 31 May 1845.
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Page 26 note 1 Nat. Lib. Ire., Davis correspondence.
Page 26 note 2 Ibid.
Page 26 note 3 Nation, 18 Oct. 1845.
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Page 27 note 4 Ibid., 6 Dec. 1845.
Page 27 note 5 Ibid., 20 Dec. 1845.
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Page 27 note 7 Ibid.
Page 27 note 8 Nat. Lib. Ire., Smith O'Brien Papers, vol. x, 20 Dec. 1846.
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Page 28 note 2 Ibid., 9 Jan. 1847
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Page 29 note 1 Ibid., 20 June 1846.
Page 29 note 2 Ibid., 27 June 1846.
Page 29 note 3 Ibid., 4 July 1846.
Page 29 note 4 Ibid., 11 July 1846.
Page 29 note 5 D. R. Pigot, attorney general, 1841, chief baron of the exchequer, 1846.
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Page 30 note 1 Nation, 18 July 1846.
Page 30 note 2 Ibid.
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