GDG- Re: Defeat of AoP, Recognition by Britain

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I used to have the book which describes those events, but must have lent it out too many times.

What  I found interesting is that the president of the school in 1926 had met Father Corby...establishing a link to the Civil War.

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> As the Klan learned in 1926 in a small town in nothwest Indiana, forever 
> immortalizing at least one college nickname:>) 
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> Jack 
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> > I'm sure that fear of young Irish Catholics getting combat experience 
> > while being exposed to American ideas & possible contact with Irish 
> > activists played a role as well. 
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