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Introduction Introduction
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Setting the scene Setting the scene
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Concessions Concessions
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Implementing land reform Implementing land reform
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Winning and losing: the effects of land reform Winning and losing: the effects of land reform
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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6 The issue of land distribution: revisiting Graziers, Land Reform and Political Conflict in Ireland
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2 Gaining ground, losing ground: the politics of land reform in twentieth-century Ireland
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Published:November 2013
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Abstract
What Irish state elites in the twentieth century were prepared to concede by way of land reform, the circumstances in which concessions were made and implemented and some of the effects that followed are considered in this chapter. The challenge throughout in this chapter is one of assessing the relative contributions of state elites, political and class forces to what was conceded, implemented and achieved by way of land reform. Popular agitations, under nationalist guidance for the most part, are shown to have been of importance to the timing and content of the land legislation conceded in 1903, 1909, 1923 and 1933. Who won and who lost in the course of twentieth-century Irish land struggles is a topic considered at some length.
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