Poet, musician, singer, wit, polemicist, journalist, biographer and letter-writer, Thomas Moore (May 28, 1779 – February 25,1852) was one of the most brilliant figures of the Regency as well as the ...

Aimed at protecting American farmers, the act ended up raising tariffs on a vast range of goods, sparking retaliatory measures from countries like Canada, France and Spain ... escalated in 1932 when ...

He initially concentrated his levies on Canada, China and Mexico – two ... In early 1932 Éamon de Valera secured electoral victory in Ireland for his Fianna Fáil party, partly on the basis ...

1932: Se constituye el Gobierno del Estado libre de Irlanda, presidido por Éamon de Valera. 1933: En los Estados Unidos, en el marco de la Gran Depresión, el Congreso comienza sus 100 días de ...

1948: En Irlanda, Éamon de Valera renuncia como taoiseach. 1953: En los Estados Unidos, Lucille Ball y Desi Arnaz firman un contrato de 8 millones de dólares para continuar la serie de ...

You can check out at any time. More info A new documentary about legendary political figure Eamon de Valera criticises his attitude to women and accuses him of the "ultimate betrayal". Gender ...

De Valera san Fhásach (De Valera in the Desert) is a new historical documentary series that presents the vital story of de Valera’s Wilderness years from 1924 to 1926 when he was imprisoned ...

Kenny opens with the aftermath of 1916, when de Valera sent his wife Sinead and their children to live in ‘Craig Leath’, a fine house on Kinlen Road in the exclusive and very unionist district ...

On 20 July 1921 the British had sent de Valera proposals for a settlement ... State would be a ‘Dominion’ with the same status as Canada, which was intended to offer reassurance on the ...

Granger Historical Picture Archive via Alamy Ciarán Quinn, Sinn Féin’s representative to the U.S. and Canada, says the group’s American ... nationalist hero Éamon de Valera, fresh from his audacious ...

The Northern Government have arrested Mr [Éamon] De Valera under the provisions of their own Act of Parliament which empowered them to make prisoners of men without warrants and hold them in ...