History's Erratics

History's Erratics

Irish Catholic Dissidents and the Transformation of American Capitalism, 1870-1930

Emmons, David M.

University of Illinois Press

11/2024

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9780252046094

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Acknowledgments

Introduction: The Characteristics of an Erratic Culture



"Ancestral Sorrows": The Making of an Irish Catholic Culture
"And a Fourth There Is Who Wants Me to Dig": Patsy Caliban and the Limits of American Liberalism
A Transnational "Freemasonry of the Disinherited": The Premaking of an Oppositional Irish American Working Class
An Irish Catholic Working Class: The Butte "Rising" of 1917
Celtic Communists: "The Irish Contingent" among America's Radicals
A "People Very unlike Any Other People": The Irish Catholic Challenge to American Capitalism
"The Irish Movement Has Forgotten to Be American": Woodrow Wilson and the Transatlantic Great Red Green Scare

Epilogue. The Durability of Culture: The Erratic '20s

Notes

Bibliography

Index
James Connolly.; Frank Walsh; Karl Polanyi; Woodrow Wilson; American counter cultures; E. P. Thompson; economic democracy; American anti-Catholicism; Anglo-America; Catholicism; Marx; Lenin; imperialism and anti-imperialism; capitalism and anticapitalist; nationalism