Wikipedia contributions by ManfredHugh

Nom de plume, redirect to Elizabeth McCracken (Irish writer)

Page for senior Irish Orangeman and unionist Initially created under the misnomer Robert Rutledge Kane (senio)

Biography of leading Orangeman, and in the 1880s and 1890s a dominant political figure, in Belfast, Ireland: Rev Robert Rutledge Kane

Distinguishing two Des Wilson pages

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Des (Francis Desmond) Wilson''' (1925-2019) was an [[Irish Catholic Church|Irish Catholic]] priest who, in the course of the [[The Troubles|Northern Ireland Troubles]], embraced ideas associated with [[liberation theology]]. Living and working in [[Irish nationalism|nationalist]] [[West Belfast (UK Parliament constituency)|West Belfast]], he defended the right of a systematically misgoverned and impoverished community to create “alternative education,...'

A disambiguation redirect to Jack White (Irish socialist)

This, with a redirect, is a renaming of the page "Jack White (trade unionist)". While White briefly volunteered with the IGTWU in 1913, he was never a trade unionist.

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New page on important 19th century cultural association in Belfast

new biography

New biography

brief biop

Description of the test of the Society of United Irishmen and of its initial draft

Opening bio for an important figure in late Ascendancy Ireland

New entry, drawing on several sources

Multiple source biography of pioneering Enlightenment Irish educator

Entry for a leading pioneer and tenant rights ad agrarian reform in Ireland

Stub. Initial 4 line bio of the United Irishman

Stub for R. Lindsay Crawford

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Thomas Ledlie Birch''' (1754-1828) was a [[Presbyterian Church in Ireland|Presbyterian]] minister and committed democrat in [[Kingdom of Ireland|Ireland]]. Fo...'

Short biography of late 18th-century Irish radical

initial stub

Short biop

squatting: the occupation of vacant, rather than empty, property

/* English-dominated wines and spirits trade */ heading

/* Sugar island */ remove repetition

/* Sugar island */ the enslaved did in time include west Africans

/* Notes */

/* Legend of the rebel heroine */ reference

/* Bastille Day celebrations and the United Irish */ reposition images

/* Armagh disturbances and creation of the Orange Order */ reposition image

/* "Free Trade" */ reposition images

/* The world wars */ Charles I also King of Hungary

/* Industrial growth */ syntax, eliminate repetition

/* Revolutionary socialism and anarchist populism */ citation needed

/* Ulster-Scots */ break up overlong sentence

Disputes over a withdrawal of Defenders. Betsy Gray and reports of women on the battlefield.

/* United Irishmen */ reference

It is clear that the image is a painting, and why remove the artist's name, and date of engagement? Undid revision [[Special:Diff/1354609885|1354609885]] by [[Special:Contributions/DonBeroni|DonBeroni]] ([[User talk:DonBeroni|talk]])

/* Cultural nationalists */ missing preposition

consistent portrait captions

[Ticket#2026040410003942] Undid revision [[Special:Diff/1352271061|1352271061]] by [[Special:Contributions/CommonsDelinker|CommonsDelinker]] ([[User talk:CommonsDelinker|talk]])

/* The Blitz and post-war development */ Hull's challenge to claim that the Belfast blitz claimed the greatest number of bombing casualties outside of of London.

/* The Blitz and post-war development */ Belfast Blitz comparable to the Hull Blitz in loss of life

distinction between council and metropolitan area populations

further sources on disavowal of violence, and abolitionist stance. Incorporates recently added reference to the judgement of historian Tim Hogan into section on Interpretation

/* Repealers */ important to mention that in 1828 Clare was a two-ember constituency so as to make sense of O'Connell considering Ensor as a running mate

/* Michael Schwerner */ date of killing

/* Child-study */

/* 19th century England */ space

/* Child-study */ John Locke's and David Manson's child-centred pedagogy

/* Farm-labour cooperation */

/* Irish Socialist Republican Party */ a couple of missing words and links

/* Revolution and exiled radicalism */ Van (2010, pp. 79-80) makes no such connection between Nietzsche and Ninh

/* Revolutionary socialism and anarchist populism */ citations needed. see page Talk

/* Growth and spread of anarchism */ Ninh's Order and Anarchy is not an "explicit" embrace of anarchism, and, while some of their ideas may have been closer to anarchism than to marxism, the authors he cites, Tagore and Tolstoy, were not anarchists.

/* Growth and spread of anarchism */ No writer with knowledge of Nguyễn An Ninh (including Ngo Van who embraced the anarchist critique of Leninism) identifies him as an anarchist, let alone an "individualist anarchist". Such labels can be applied only with proper references ad discussion.

/* La Cloche Fêlée and the "Nguyen An Ninh Secret Society" */ moving reference from lead to body of the text

While he himself became an Anarcho-Communist in exile, Ngo Van does NOT (2010, 79-80, or anywhere else) identify as Anarcho-Communist.

/* Catholic relief, loyalty to Pitt */ abolition of pocket boroughs was not proposed in the 1793 Catholic Relief Bill

father's conversion to Anglicanism

/* Political and social commentary */ reference

/* "Free Trade" */ typos

Undid revision [[Special:Diff/1352922327|1352922327]] Again we can't simply claim in the lead Ninh was an Anarcho-Communist without supporting evidence in the text

/* 20th century */ citation

/* Weimar Republic */ further sources

/* The Black Diaries */ reversed earlier reference to Dudgeon as a misrepresentation of his position

/* The Giles Report */ removed repetitive and unattributed review comments, and summarised the commentary of of the one critical source cited.

/* Spread and radicalisation */

/* Early Ukrainian and Soviet rule */

/* Early Ukrainian and Soviet rule */ syntax

/* Ulster-Scots */

/* Demography */ remove repetition

/* Demography */ re population growth

minor fixes

/* 20th century */ punctuation

/* Ulster nationalism */

Lead, reference to 2022 recognition of Ulster Scots as a national minority

/* Three nations? */ re government recognition of Ulster Scots as a national minority

/* See also */ People of Northern Ireland

/* See also */ Two nations theory (Ireland)

/* See also */ further links

/* Three nations? */ syntax, reduced repetition

/* Ulster nationalism */ "three nation" theory

/* Revived in response to the Northern Ireland Troubles */ Consolidate references

/* Revived in response to the Northern Ireland Troubles */ minor corrections (Foster DUP not UUP) and John Bruton analysis

/* Revived in response to the Northern Ireland Troubles */ corrected citations

/* Revived in response to the Northern Ireland Troubles */ re Conor Cruise O'Brien

/* Developed in opposition to an all-Ireland parliament */ citation

/* Developed in opposition to an all-Ireland parliament */ citation and links

/* Developed in opposition to an all-Ireland parliament */ citation

/* Revived in response to the Northern Ireland Troubles */ citation

/* Political and social commentary */ Julia Reid scholarship

/* Two-nation "heresy" and partition */ small corrections

/* The Black Diaries */ re The Amazon Diaries, 1997

/* Irish Melodies */ critique by Thomas Davis

/* Ireland's "national music" */ other claimants to title of national bard

/* Ireland's "national music" */ judgement of Thomas Davis

/* Political and social commentary */ links and references

/* Principles and grievances */ minor wording

/* Lighthouse inspections */ consolidate references

consolidate references

/* Political and social commentary */ re response to the Fenian bombing campaign in England, and 'The Dynamiter'

/* Political and social commentary */ rewritten and expanded in response to the OR template with cited secondary sources

Where is evidence (and where is the evidence in the page that the lead is supposed to summarise) that identifies Nguyen An Ninh as an Anarcho-Communist? Please seen Talk: Anarchism in Vietnam

/* In the Rebellion of 1798 */ consolidate references

Defenderism in Wexford

/* Principles and grievances */

/* Origins in Armagh */ reference

/* Origins in Armagh */ insert info box

/* See also */ items all linked in the text

/* Alliance with the United Irishmen */ Defender motives

minor corrections

/* Origins in Armagh */ link

/* Origins in Armagh */

Defenderism in the west

/* Successors */

re reaction to reform and conscription

Defenders more than an "agrarian" society

/* Early campaigns */