Ireland, India and the empire: 1780-1914

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Volumn 10, Issue , 2000, Pages 377-398

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2. cited in S.B. Cook, Imperial Affinities. Nineteenth century analogies and exchanges between India and Ireland (Delhi, 1993), p. 53
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9. As J.R.I. Cole has pointed out this work cannot be regarded as a 'pure' indigenous creation. It represented instead a form of 'occidentalism', a turning on its head of the contemporary 'orientalist' position, Cole, 'Invisible occidentalism', International Journal of Iranian Studies 3, 1992, 3-16
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11. S.B. Cook, Imperial Affinities: nineteenth century analogies and exchanges between India and Ireland (Delhi, 1993)
12. 'Riyaz-az Salatin' trans. Charles Stewart, A History of Bengal (London, 1813), pp. 407, 370-3
13. J.R. McLane, Land and Local Kingship in eighteenth-century Bengal (Cambridge, 1993)
14. Ibid
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17. Cf. The Zemindary Settlement of Bengal, I (Calcutta, 1879) ix
18. R.D. Collison Black, Economic Thought and the Irish Question 1817-70 (Cambridge, 1960), pp. 55-58
19. Sanjay Sharma, 'Famine, state and society in north India c.1800-1840' unpublished PhD dissertation, SOAS, London University, 1996
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31. Jeanne Sheehy, The Rediscovery of Ireland's Past. The Celtic Revival 1830-1330 (London, 1980)
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52. Cook, Imperial Affinities, passim
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54. Briton Martin, New India 1885 (Princeton, 1969), pp. 328-35
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57. Black, Dufferin, p. 71
58. Dufferin, 'Correspondence Regarding the Reorganisation of Egypt, Parliamentary Papers, 1883, LXXXIV, c.3468
59. Cook, Imparial Affinities, pp. 82-107
60. Martin, New India, pp. 329-35
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66. Ibid
67. Foster, Paddy and Mr Punch, p. 221
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69. cf. Leonard Gordon, Bengal. The nationalist movement 1876-1940 (New York, 1974), p. 109
70. Cf. F.S. Lyons, Culture and Anarchy in Ireland, 1890-1933 (Oxford, 1979), pp. 40-3, 80-81 on cultural protectionists movements
71. Richard Shannon, The Crisis of Imperialism 1865-1315 (London, 1976)
72. See e.g., for Copts Coptic Congress held at Assiout on March, 6, 7, 8 1911 (Assiout, 1911) FO 371/III Public Record Office, London; for Muslims, F. Robinson, Separatism among Indian Muslims (Cambridge, 1974)