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des keenan's books on irish history online version b book list : navigation buttons to the individual books home page welcome to these challenging and revisionist studies of irish history search for: author my name is desmond keenan, ph.d. in economics and sociology especially in their historical aspects. my doctoral thesis (not included in this website) was on the sociological aspects of the catholic church in nineteenth century. this required the systematic study of a church as a sociological body and the description of its various parts and their inter-relation and interaction as in any other sociological body. research on my thesis gave me the first indications of the distortions which the politics of nationalism imposed on the writing of irish history. it is my aim in these books to remove these distortions and to present a fair and complete picture. some broad conclusions can be drawn from these studies. ireland was not an oppressed, or occupied country. neither was it a colony. it was an equal partner in the united kingdom just as the individual states are equal partners in the united states. seeking independence from the united kingdom was equivalent to an individual state seeking independence from the united states. ireland was not a backward country, still less one whose economic growth was being retarded. the struggle for independence was a struggle to gain control of the rackets, and it closely resembled the contemporary struggle of irish catholics of tammany hall to control the rackets.. the favourite weapon of the irish catholics was a brutal terrorist campaign aimed chiefly at civilians and was no different from present-day terrorist campaigns. in the early 20th century racist-fascist ideology gripped irish catholics just as it did many people in germany. racist fascism was an ideology which could never unite irish people of all religions. after nine-eleven a healthy scepticism has grown up with regard to self-claimed freedom fighters who indulge in terrorist activities. it is recognised that sinn fein/ira is one of the far-right parties that are re-appearing in europe. people want to learn the actual facts and not just get a re-hash of old propagandas. nobody nowadays would accept nazi propaganda as german history or bolshevik propaganda as russian history. was sinn fein and the ira carrying out a genuine struggle for freedom from oppression, or just carrying on a grubby campaign to control the rackets after the fashion of tammany hall? it is hoped that students everywhere in the world will consult these for i have attempted to give full and impartial accounts of what actually happened in ireland and what life in ireland for the vast majority of the people was really like. far from being an oppressed country, ireland was one of the leading technological countries in the world. the only reason therefore for the continuing political and terrorist struggles was to control the rackets. ireland was one of the leading industrial countries in the world at the time. the greatest single achievement of ireland in the 19th and 20th centuries was the building of the mighty, but ill-fated titanic. the ship was not created in a vacuum but was the product of numerous trades developed to the highest standards in the world. the wireless which alerted the world to the tragedy had an intimate connection with ireland, for marconi used ireland as his base for attempting trans-atlantic communications. a few years after the flight of the wright brothers, harry ferguson, who later was world-famous for his tractors, was building his own plane. ireland's participation in the first world war alongside britain and the united states is rarely given the treatment it deserves. far from being an oppressed country, ireland was one of the leading technological countries in the world. the only reason therefore for the continuing political and terrorist struggles was to control the rackets. to re-interpret history it is necessary to have a new point of view. traditionally, the perspective for writing irish history was a racist one, based on a theory of races and race-struggles. the classical example of this kind of history is hitlers mein kampf , and this is now utterly discredited. some attempts were made in the second half of the twentieth century to use marxism as an alternative framework. this too has been discredited. my perspective, for what it is worth is a combination of diffusionism and structural-functionalism without being tied too closely to either. irish society is conceived as a structure with interdependent parts each with its own function. the actual structures and functions are mostly derived from abroad through the diffusion of ideas. few people will have much difficulty with this concept. language, for example, and religion and the art of writing were imported from abroad. this contrasts with the racial theory that they flowed from the native genius of the race with each different race developing and progressing through different stages at its own pace. in the true origins of irish society the various culture from which different elements were derived are sketched in some detail. in general it may be said that any given feature reached ireland within a hundred years of it reaching britain. there were no large-scale migrations of races, though small numbers of ruling or warrior families probably crossed the irish sea. large scale migrations of populations did not antedate the invention of steam transport. structure and navigation of this site the structure of this site is a simple pyramidal one. at the top of this page, the home page, there is a set of buttons of the six books which the site contains. from every chapter in each book one can return directly to this page. when one clicks on a book the home page of that book comes up. click on contents and the individual chapters are brought up. within each book one can go from chapter to chapter of that book or return to the home page of the book or the home page of the site. each chapter is divided into section marked by hyperlinks. to return to the top of the page click on top. alternatively, click on the icons of the individual books below to go directly to that book. clicking on the topics below leads to the relevant chapter. topics of particular interest the irish government the irish armed forces the courts of law the royal irish constabulary local government ireland and the first world war the great famine i the great famine ii the catholic association the veto and the quarantotti rescript the orange order daniel o'connell and repeal home rule and the land league the ira terrorist campaign 1919-1921 shipbuilding and linen manufacture agriculture the co-operative movement transport and communications education education-the kildare place society and the national board the queen's university health and medicine irish newspapers the irish literary theatre (abbey theatre) sport and recreation irish scientists women's issues neolithic ireland social structure of ancient ireland the irish church in the 6th century church reform in the 12th century the coming of the normans the individual books ireland 1850-1920 which deals with the political history of the post-famine period leading up to 'independence'. this is the period about which most people have strong beliefs, but they are not likely to get much support for their beliefs from this book. it provides a radical new perspectives and completely blows away the nationalist republican and loyalist propaganda versions of irish history which have torn ireland apart. many people will not like to see their favourite dreams shattered, but they will be if they examine the evidence here presented. members of the land league, of the home rule party, of the republican separatist movement, and the ira do not do well in this re-evaluation, while protestants, especially those of the established church do better. the 'easter rising' can only be compared 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