Ireland Since ParnellCAPTAIN D.D. SHEEHANReading editionChapter navigation32 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCAPTAIN D.D. SHEEHANFOREWORDChapter I · A LEADER APPEARSChapter II · A LEADER IS DETHRONED!Chapter III · THE DEATH OF A LEADERChapter IV · AN APPRECIATION OF PARNELLChapter V · THE WRECK AND RUIN OF A PARTYChapter VI · TOWARDS LIGHT AND LEADINGChapter VII · FORCES OF REGENERATION AND THEIR EFFECTChapter VIII · THE BIRTH OF A MOVEMENT AND WHAT IT CAME TOChapter IX · THE LAND QUESTION AND ITS SETTLEMENTChapter X · LAND PURCHASE AND A DETERMINED CAMPAIGN TO KILL ITChapter XI · THE MOVEMENT FOR DEVOLUTION AND ITS DEFEATChapter XII · THE LATER IRISH PARTY--ITS CHARACTER AND COMPOSITIONChapter XIII · A TALE OF BAD LEADERSHIP AND BAD FAITHChapter XIV · LAND AND LABOURChapter XV · SOME FURTHER SALVAGE FROM THE WRECKAGEChapter XVI · REUNION AND TREACHERYChapter XVII · A NEW POWER ARISES IN IRELANDChapter XVIII · A CAMPAIGN OF EXTERMINATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCESChapter XIX · A GENERAL ELECTION THAT LEADS TO A "HOME RULE" BILL!Chapter XX · THE RISE OF SIR EDWARD CARSONChapter XXI · SINN FEIN--ITS ORIGINAL MEANING AND PURPOSEChapter XXII · LABOUR BECOMES A POWER IN IRISH LIFEChapter XXIII · CARSON, ULSTER AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONSChapter XXIV · FORMATION OF IRISH VOLUNTEERS AND OUTBREAK OF WARChapter XXV · THE EASTER WEEK REBELLION AND AFTERWARDSChapter XXVI · THE IRISH CONVENTION AND THE CONSCRIPTION OF IRELANDChapter XXVII · "THE TIMES" AND IRISH SETTLEMENTChapter XXVIII · THE ISSUES NOW AT STAKEPOSTSCRIPTPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →FOREWORDAll chapters and sections (32)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCAPTAIN D.D. SHEEHANFOREWORDChapters12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728Other sectionsPOSTSCRIPTBARRISTER-AT-LAWLATE M.P. FOR MID-CORKLONDON DANIEL O'CONNOR 90 GREAT RUSSELL STREET, W.C.1 1921← Front matterFOREWORD →