Factional Legacy
<span class="excerpt_part">The legacy of the <strong>Parnell</strong> split continued to govern personal relationships within Irish nationalism nearly a decade after the parliamentary rupture of December 1890. Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong>’s refusal to surrender...</span>
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Factional Shadows
<span class="excerpt_part">The legacy of the <strong>Parnell</strong> split continued to shape personal rivalries within Irish nationalism nearly a decade after the parliamentary rupture of December 1890. Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong>’s refusal to surrender...</span>
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Rivals Reconcile
<span class="excerpt_part"><strong>Parnell</strong>ite and anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ite representatives appeared together at Dublin’s Mansion House on 17 January in the most important public demonstration of nationalist reconciliation since the political rupture of 1890. Men who...</span>
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Party Reunited
<span class="excerpt_part">...local loyalties. <strong>Parnell</strong>ites and anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ites have now agreed to end nearly ten years of hostility and restore a single parliamentary organisation. Supporters of Home Rule in Limerick believe the settlement...</span>
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Redmond Favoured
<span class="excerpt_part">...personal triumph. Redmond had remained loyal to Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong> during the political split of 1890 and subsequently led the smaller <strong>Parnell</strong>ite faction. That background made him unacceptable to some...</span>
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Dillon Concedes
<span class="excerpt_part">...to a leader associated with the removal of Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong> in 1890, while many anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ites remained suspicious of John Redmond and those who had defended <strong>Parnell</strong> until his death....</span>
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Discipline Debated
<span class="excerpt_part">...anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ite organisation created after the Irish Parliamentary Party divided over Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong>’s leadership in 1890. Nearly a decade of separate committees, competing election funds and bitter personal rivalries had...</span>
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Reunion Advances
<span class="excerpt_part">...<strong>Parnell</strong>ite and anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ite camps, while rival organisations, newspapers and candidates continued the quarrel after <strong>Parnell</strong>’s death in 1891. John Redmond emerged as the principal parliamentary leader of the <strong>Parnell</strong>ites, while...</span>
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Reunion Negotiations
<span class="excerpt_part">John Redmond’s <strong>Parnell</strong>ite followers opened formal communications with their former anti<strong>-Parnell</strong>ite opponents as pressure intensified to repair the divisions created by the fall of Charles Stewart <strong>Parnell</strong>. Since the parliamentary...</span>
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