| CHAPTER |
| FOREWORD |
| I. | A LEADER APPEARS |
| II. | A LEADER IS DETHRONED! |
| III. | THE DEATH OF A LEADER |
| IV. | AN APPRECIATION OF PARNELL |
| V. | THE WRECK AND RUIN OF A PARTY |
| VI. | TOWARDS LIGHT AND LEADING |
| VII. | FORCES OF REGENERATION AND THEIREFFECT |
| VIII. | THE BIRTH OF A MOVEMENT AND WHAT IT CAMETO |
| IX. | THE LAND QUESTION AND ITSSETTLEMENT |
| X. | LAND PURCHASE AND A DETERMINED CAMPAIGN TO KILLIT |
| XI. | THE MOVEMENT FOR DEVOLUTION AND ITSDEFEAT |
| XII. | THE LATER IRISH PARTY--ITS CHARACTER ANDCOMPOSITION |
| XIII. | A TALE OF BAD LEADERSHIP AND BADFAITH |
| XIV. | LAND AND LABOUR |
| XV. | SOME FURTHER SALVAGE FROM THEWRECKAGE |
| XVI. | REUNION AND TREACHERY |
| XVII. | A NEW POWER ARISES IN IRELAND |
| XVIII. | A CAMPAIGN OF EXTERMINATION AND ITSCONSEQUENCES |
| XIX. | A GENERAL ELECTION THAT LEADS TO A "HOMERULE" BILL! |
| XX. | THE RISE OF SIR EDWARD CARSON |
| XXI. | SINN FEIN--ITS ORIGINAL MEANING ANDPURPOSE |
| XXII. | LABOUR BECOMES A POWER IN IRISHLIFE |
| XXIII. | CARSON, ULSTER AND OTHERCONSIDERATIONS |
| XXIV. | FORMATION OF IRISH VOLUNTEERS AND OUTBREAKOF WAR |
| XXV. | THE EASTER WEEK REBELLION ANDAFTERWARDS |
| XXVI. | THE IRISH CONVENTION AND THE CONSCRIPTION OFIRELAND |
| XXVII. | ...
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