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Shaw on Ireland Home Rule and Ulster’s Role
In a Strand encounter with George Bernard Shaw, the Fabian philosopher discusses Ireland’s home rule, Ulster’s status, and possible political paths. He argues for rights of small nationalities, warns against a Dublin Parliament excluding Ulster, and contends that liberty and justice bind nations more than loyalty to any empire. He also comments on the value of reform within both Catholic and Protestant communities.
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Strand
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Embankment Gardens
John Redmond
Ireland
Fabian Society
Fae
Trelaga
British Empire
Australia
England
Dublin Castle
Edward Carleson
Ulster
Sir Edward Carson
Dublin
Ulsster
Belfast
Antrim
Yorkshire
Derby
Orange Lion
Léon
Strangelion
Orange Son
Shome