2 The Home Rule Bill of 2016) Reasons for bringing in a bill in 1912 1912 and subsequent Morton, G., Home Rule Negotiations and tactics of the various negotiations over and the Irish Question parties exclusion; the reasons (Seminar Studies in Role of the Conservatives in for and tactics of the History), (Oxford, 1980) Parliament Ulster Unionists A., Irish Home Actions in Ulster e.g. Carson, Craig O’Day, (Carson, Craig and the Rule 1867-1921 (New Key features of the Solemn League Conservatives of Bonar Frontiers in History), Key features and impact of the Law, Solemn League (Manchester, 1998) Covenant and Covenant, the Smith , J., Britain and Role of the Ulster Volunteers militarisation of Ulster – Ireland: From Home How nationalists responded the Ulster Volunteers), Rule to Independence How events changed opinion inside the response of the (Seminar Studies in parliament various nationalists (the History), (London, 1999) Curragh Mutiny Irish Volunteers) and Pelling, N., Anglo-Irish Relative importance of different groups the government Relations 1798-1922 and events in leading to the situation in (Curragh Mutiny) (Questions and Analysis 1914 in History), (London, 2002) 2 The situation in 1914, Situation inside parliament and in enactment and Ulster in 1914 For teachers: suspension of Home Situation in the rest of Ireland Foster, R. F., Modern Rule, the response of Suspension of Home Rule and Ireland 1600-1972, Redmond to this and outbreak of war (London, 1990) the declaration of the Response of Redmond First World War Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland Relative strengths of different groups since the Famine, on the eve of war, and the strength of (London, 1985) feeling of both sides Kee, R., The Green (London, 1972) Flag, Jackson, A., Ireland 1798-1998: War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010)
2016) Morton, G., Home Rule and the Irish Question (Seminar Studies in History), (Oxford, 1980) O’Day, A., Irish Home Rule 1867-1921 (New Frontiers in History), (Manchester, 1998) Smith , J., Britain and Ireland: From Home Rule to Independence (Seminar Studies in History), (London, 1999) Pelling, N., Anglo-Irish Relations 1798-1922 (Questions and Analysis in History), (London, 2002) For teachers: Foster, R. F., Modern Ireland 1600-1972, (London, 1990) Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland since the Famine, (London, 1985) Kee, R., The Green Flag, (London, 1972) Jackson, A., Ireland 1798-1998: War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010) 2 The Home Rule Bill of 1912 and subsequent negotiations over exclusion; the reasons for and tactics of the Ulster Unionists (Carson, Craig and the Conservatives of Bonar Law, Solemn League and Covenant, the militarisation of Ulster – the Ulster Volunteers), the response of the various nationalists (the Irish Volunteers) and the government (Curragh Mutiny) Reasons for bringing in a bill in 1912 Negotiations and tactics of the various parties Role of the Conservatives in Parliament Actions in Ulster e.g. Carson, Craig Key features of the Solemn League Key features and impact of the Covenant Role of the Ulster Volunteers How nationalists responded How events changed opinion inside parliament Curragh Mutiny Relative importance of different groups and events in leading to the situation in 1914 2 The situation in 1914, enactment and suspension of Home Rule, the response of Redmond to this and the declaration of the First World War Situation inside parliament and in Ulster in 1914 Situation in the rest of Ireland Suspension of Home Rule and outbreak of war Response of Redmond Relative strengths of different groups on the eve of war, and the strength of feeling of both sides
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