Titlebook: Irish Military Elites, Nation and Empire, 1870–1925; Identity and Authori Loughlin Sweeney Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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,‘One Ought To Do What One Can for People in His Circ’: Patronage and Affinity among Irish Military in, getting on, and getting out of a career in the British Army, while preserving their socially advantageous position. The differences in prestige and class structure of different army regiments are examined and the ‘typical’ . of the Irish officer is described, with indicative examples of officer

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,Ireland’s Imperial Moment: Wolseley and Roberts in Command,occupied by Irishmen. In this period the army had two Irish Commanders-in-Chief, Garnet Wolseley and Frederick Roberts. These men embodied conflicting visions of the officer corps: Roberts, a patrician figure, embodied the Victorian ideal of the plucky British imperial hero. Wolseley, the ‘modern Ma

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,Aid to the Civil Power: The Military Establishment, the Land War, and the Home Rule Crisis, 1879–19he late nineteenth century had a significant impact on Irish officers, not only as a contributing factor to civil unrest in Ireland, but as a direct threat to the estates that provided officers’ livelihoods. This chapter charts the reactions of Irish officers to instances of civil unrest in Ireland

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Irish Officers in the Great War, men from all walks of life and political traditions rushed to the colours. Among them were thousands of candidates for wartime commissions, so-called temporary gentlemen. In the midst of increasing tensions in the officer corps (including allegations of political interference, declining moral autho

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mpetitors, and those already existing include old editions.WOver the past few decades, mankind has observed an unprecedented and remarkable growth in industry, resulting in a more prosperous lifestyle for peoples of many countries. In developing countries, however, explosive industrial growth is jus

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