The Fenian Brotherhood was formed in both America and Ireland, aimed at mobilising armed resistance against British rule.
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Jan 15, 2020 · Unknown at the time to O'Mahony was that during the famine in addition to the nearly one million dead, another million had fled to the United ...
The 1867 attack on the prison van in Manchester. Source: abyss.indigo.ie. Photograph of James Stephens, date unknown. Source: Wikimedia Commons.
... Fenians held captive earlier that year. On 13 December 1867, the Fenians exploded a bomb in attempt to free one of their members being held on remand ...
Mar 16, 2021 · Invading Canada to free Ireland: seems like a far-fetched plan, but in 1866, a group of Irish ex-pats conspired to do just that.
Mar 3, 2014 · From 1866 to 1871, the Fenians launched several small, armed attacks. Each raid was put down by government forces. Dozens were killed and wounded on both sides.
"At the Fenian raid in Kilmallock, March 1867, there was a young man whose name and person were unknown to his companions, although he exposed himself ...
Mar 22, 2023 · Week 8, Lecture 37 - The Fenians. Trinity College Dublin•13K views · 15 ... Unknown Stories ...
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The Fenian movement, or Irish Republican Brotherhood, was a secret society that flourished during the 1860s. Its activities included an armed rebellion against ...
Another key aspect of the historiography is the examination of the longevity of the Fenian movement and tracing its evolution from the late 1850s until 1922. 10 ...