Mingling of Swans

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A Cork Fenian and Friends 'Visit' Australia

By John Sarsfield

Series: Classics of Irish History

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Mingling of Swans by John Sarsfield delves into the complex interplay of cultural and military dynamics during pivotal historical periods. The narrative explores strategic military engagements and their profound effects on societies, weaving together tales of courage, diplomacy, and the often-overlooked contributions of various historical figures. This book offers an insightful look into the challenges and triumphs of blending different cultures amidst conflict.
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Mingling of Swans

Casey was one of a group of Fenians arrested in 1865 in Cork and transported to Western Australia with other Fenians captured in the abortive 1867 Rising. This title includes Casey's account of his experiences as a convict on roadwork parties, as well as correspondence by Casey and other Fenians.

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Mingling of Swans by John Sarsfield delves into the riveting history of Casey, a member of the group of Fenians arrested in 1865 in Cork and transported to Western Australia after the failed 1867 Rising.

The book features Casey's unpublished account of his experiences as a convict on roadwork parties. In addition, it includes correspondence by Casey and other Fenians, and several articles by Casey that express his impressions of Western Australia, which were published in Dublin separatist newspapers.

Through his narrative, Casey portrays with humour and determination the harsh conditions endured by Fenian prisoners, offering a vivid glimpse into their resilient spirit amidst adversity.

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By John Sarsfield

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Mingling of Swans by John Sarsfield receives praise for its thorough presentation and valuable insights into the history of Western Australia, the Catholic Church, and the Amnesty Movement. The book is particularly acclaimed for its exploration of the incarceration of Fenians, offering rich biographical notes and primary accounts. Scholars appreciate the depth of research, and the well-curated content provides a vivid portrait of life during the era, making it a noteworthy addition to the Classics of Irish History series.

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ISBN: 9781906359003

Publisher: University College Dublin Press

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 14 September 2010

Country: Ireland

Imprint: University College Dublin Press

Audience: Professional and scholarly

DIMENSIONS

Spine width: 3.0mm

Width: 12.0mm

Height: 19.0mm

Weight: 312g

Pages: 320

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Australian & Pacific History European History History & Military John Sarsfield Non-Fiction Series: Classics of Irish History

About the Author

John Sarsfield Casey (1846-96) was born in Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, and became involved in the Irish Republican Brotherhood while still at school. He was deported to Australia in 1867. He returned to Ireland in 1870 after an amnesty and remained active in land and nationalist agitation until his death. Casey's The Galtee Boy, an account of his Fenian activities in Cork, has also been published in the Classics of Irish History series. MAIREAD MAUME is a graduate of University College Cork and former teacher. PATRICK MAUME is a researcher with the Dictionary of Irish Biography. MARY CASEY is John Sarsfield Casey's granddaughter.