HIST 290 Lecture Notes - Whiteboys, Irish Rebellion Of 1641, Society Of United Irishmen
28 Nov 2012
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Later historians try to use it to idealize catholics and protestants unity. There was no such thing as methodists until 1791 (they were anglicans and member of the church of ireland had a particular way of practicing. 1782 revolution the constitution of 1782 (called a revolution at the time: irish were proud of it, but it wasn"t effective. Structured around how protestants could benefit from catholic"s enfranchisement. Tries to overcome fears through nationalism but backtracks later. Trying to get people to band together, but glossing over a lot to achieve his goal. Is sure to make the distinction that he"s protestant. United irishmen needed to spend more time assuaging hatred and fears. Catholic"s are trustworthy because of how strongly they cling to their religion. It will be the same way with their loyalty to the parliament. Plays up sectarianism says that it hasn"t been talked about enough. Neighborly violence reminds us of county armagh (1641 rebellion)
