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The Anti-Union

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20091672

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Irish Studies

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Summary: The Anti-Union was a short lived publication at the end of the eighteenth century. It lasted less than three months and consisted of only thirty-two numbers. Conceived in the aftermath of the 1798 rebellion (May?Sep.), this political periodical explored the issues surrounding an incorporated union with Britain. The Anti-Union opposed the impending union between Ireland and Britain which was being proposed in the political sphere at this time.

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The Anti-Union was a short lived publication at the end of the eighteenth century. It lasted less than three months and consisted of only thirty-two numbers. Conceived in the aftermath of the 1798 rebellion (May?Sep.), this political periodical explored the issues surrounding an incorporated union with Britain. The Anti-Union opposed the impending union between Ireland and Britain which was being proposed in the political sphere at this time.

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