Historical Context: 1904 (Irish-British Relations, Organizations like Daughters of
Ireland, Irishness)
Irish People Living In England – demographics, gender, age ect. [Anna]
- link to literature and society in Ireland [Caitlin]
The Daughter of Erin and Maud Gonne’s Political Stance [Evangelia]
The British Army – Irish People Saving [Anna]
British Popular Thought Towards Irish – editorial, cartoons [Anna]
- link to Changing Conceptions of Irishness [Caitlin]
- link to The British Perspective: Irishness in Literature [Heather]
Maud Gonne’s Political Attitude Towards The Queen [Evangelia]
Daughters of Erin Political Efforts [Evangelia]
Dates/ Reasons for Head of State Visits [Laura M.]
Reactions To Visits [Laura M.]
Heightened Security During Visits [Laura M.]
The Daughters of Erin and The Boer War – their efforts to stop the Irish men from
enlisting in the war [Amanda M.]
Housing/ Living Conditions in Dublin Slums [Adam]
- working class tenement housing (1890-1910) [Sacha]
- housing/ living conditions of 3 classes [Sacha]
Ireland’s (female) Gendered Relation to (male) England [Laura]
Mary Butler and her emphasis on women’s contributions to embodying Mother Ireland in
the private sphere [Kendra]
Maud Gonne and Daughters of Erin – as embodiments of Mother Ireland [Kendra]
Diet and Health [Michelle]
Employment 1890-1910 [Sacha]
Political Power That Influenced Class Structure [Sacha]
Employment/ Wages [Michelle]