Irish Catholic Voluntary Associations in the Canadian Liberal Order, 1840-1882
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Irish Catholic Voluntary Associations in the Canadian Liberal Order, 1840-1882
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| Abstract |
The author explores the ways in which Irish Catholic voluntary associations engaged with the Canadian liberal order in the nineteenth century by focusing on three specific associations that were formed at particular times to confront particular social problems: temperance societies, the Catholic League, and Home Rule branches. He points out that some organizations opposed liberalism and the liberal state, while others disseminated liberal values. Some, he notes, like temperance societies, did both.
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PhD dissertation
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Carleton University
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Ottawa, ON
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2016
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| # of Pages |
viii-394p.
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en
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McLaughlin, Mike. “Irish Catholic Voluntary Associations in the Canadian Liberal Order, 1840-1882.” PhD dissertation, Carleton University, 2016. https://curve.carleton.ca/system/files/etd/3a34d9fd-69be-470d-98a4-c8a6f1436e97/etd_pdf/5190e060b497433fa2eaaaa5f48d1345/mclaughlin-irishcatholicvoluntaryassociationsinthecanadian.pdf.
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