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Irish politician ( 1867-1954 ) Henry Harrison Member of the British Parliament for Mid Tipperary In office 1890-1892 Personal details Born 17 December 1867 Died 20 February 1954 Political party Irish Parliamentary Party Alma mater Balliol College Captain Henry Harrison OBE MC * MP ( 17 December 1867 - 20 February 1954 ) was an Irish politician . He served as MP in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and as member of the Irish Parliamentary Party represented Mid Tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . He later served as a Royal Irish Regiment officer with the New British Army in World War I , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the United Kingdom and Ireland . Biography A Protestant nationalist , Harrison was the son of Henry Harrison of Holywood and Ardkeen , County Down and of Letitia Tennent . She was the daughter of Robert James Tennent , who had been Liberal MP for Belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the United Irishman Henry Joy McCracken hanged in 1798 . Later , when widowed , Letitia married the author Hartley Withers . Henry 's sister , Sarah Cecilia Harrison , was an artist and social reformer . Harrison went to Westminster School and then to Balliol College at Oxford . While there he developed an admiration for Charles Stewart Parnell and became secretary of the Oxford University Home Rule Group . At this time , the Land War was in progress and in 1889 Harrison went to Ireland to visit the scene of the evictions in Gweedore , County Donegal . He became involved in physical confrontations with the Royal Irish Constabulary and as a result became a Nationalist celebrity overnight . The following May , Parnell offered the vacant parliamentary seat of Mid-Tipperary to Harrison , who left Oxford , still aged only 22 , to take it up , unopposed . Only six months later , following the divorce case involving Katharine O' Shea , the Irish Parliamentary Party split over Parnell 's leadership . Harrison strongly supported Parnell , acted as his bodyguard and aide-de-camp , and after Parnell 's death devoted himself to the service of his widow Katharine . From her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . At the general election of 1892 , Harrison did not defend Mid-Tipperary . He stood at West Limerick as a Parnellite instead , but came nowhere near winning the seat . In 1895 general election , he stood at North Sligo , polling better but again far short of winning . In 1895 Harrison married Maie Byrne , an American , with whom he had a son . He came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the House of Lords . Otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the Royal Irish Regiment when he served on the Western Front with distinction in the New British Army formed for the First World War , reaching the rank of Captain and being awarded the MC . He organised patrols in " No Man 's Land " so successfully that he was appointed special patrol officer to the 16th ( Irish ) Division . He was invalided out and became a recruiting officer in Ireland . He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the 1919 New Year Honours . He then made a return to Irish politics , working with Sir Horace Plunkett as Secretary of the Irish Dominion League , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for Ireland within the British Empire . Harrison was a lifelong opponent of Irish partition . He was Irish correspondent of The Economist from 1922 to 1927 and owner-editor of Irish Truth from 1924 to 1927 . Harrison 's two books defending Parnell were published in 1931 and 1938 . They have had a major impact on Irish historiography , leading to a more favourable view of Parnell 's role in the O’Shea affair . F. S. L. Lyons commented that he " did more than anyone else to uncover what seems to have been the true facts " about the Parnell-O' Shea liaison . The second book , Parnell , Joseph Chamberlain and Mr Garvin , was written in response to J. L. Garvin 's biography of Joseph Chamberlain , which had ignored Harrison 's first book , Parnell Vindicated : The Lifting of the Veil . Later , Harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of The Times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack Parnell in the later 1880s . In 1952 he forced The Times to publish a four-page correction written by him as an appendix to the fourth volume of the history . During the difficult years of the Anglo-Irish Trade War over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the Republic , Irish neutrality during World War II , and departure from the Commonwealth , Harrison worked to promote good relations between Britain and Ireland . He published various books and pamphlets on the issues in dispute and wrote numerous letters to The Times . He also founded , with General Sir Hubert Gough , the Commonwealth Irish Association in 1942 . By the time of his death , he was the last survivor of the Irish Parliamentary Party led by Parnell , and as a member of the pre-1918 Irish Parliamentary Party , he seems to have been outlived only by John Patrick Hayden , who died a few months after him in 1954 and by Patrick Whitty and John Lymbrick Esmonde who were only MPs for a very short time during the First World War . He is buried in Holywood , County Down . Footnotes 1 . ^ Cite error : The named reference :0 was invoked but never defined ( see the help page ) . 2. ^ The Times , Obituary , 22 February 1954 , states that Harrison did not seek to stand for Parliament again after the end of his initial term in 1892 . This is a mistake as The Times itself reported his candidacies in 1892 and 1895 . 3. ^ " No. 31114 " . The London Gazette ( Supplement ) . 8 January 1919 . p. 455 . 4 . ^ ( 1977 , p.324 ) Selected publications * Parnell Vindicated : the lifting of the veil , London , Constable , 1931 * The Strange Case of the Irish Land Purchase Annuities , Dublin , M. H. Gill , 1932 * Ireland and the British Empire , 1937 : Conflict or Collaboration ? : A study of Anglo-Irish differences from an international standpoint , London , Robert Hale & Co. , 1937 * Parnell , Joseph Chamberlain and Mr Garvin , London , Robert Hale , 1938 * Ulster and the British Empire 1939 , London , Robert Hale , 1939 * The Partition of Ireland : How Britain is responsible , London , Robert Hale , 1939 * The Neutrality of Ireland : Why it was inevitable , London , Robert Hale Ltd , 1942 * Parnell , Joseph Chamberlain and " The Times " : A Documentary Record : tempora mutantur , Belfast , Irish News ; Dublin , Brown & Nolan , 1953

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irish [PERSON] politician [PERSON] ( 1867-1954 ) henry harrison [PERSON] member [PERSON] of the british parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for mid tipperary [PERSON] in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december [PERIOD] 1867 died 20 february [PERIOD] 1954 political party irish parliamentary party [PERSON] alma mater balliol college [INSTITUTION] captain [PERSON] henry harrison [PERSON] obe mc * mp ( 17 december [PERIOD] 1867 - 20 february [PERIOD] 1954 ) was an irish [PERSON] politician [PERSON] . he served as mp in the house [PLACE] of commons [UNKNOWN] of the united kingdom [PLACE] of great britain [PLACE] and ireland [PLACE] and as member [PERSON] of the irish parliamentary party [PERSON] represented mid tipperary [PERSON] from 1890 to 1892 . he later served as a royal irish [PERSON] regiment officer [TERM] with the new british army [HUMAN GROUP] in world war [EVENT] i , was an extensive writer [PERSON] , and proponent [PERSON] of improved relations [RELATION] between the united kingdom [PLACE] and ireland [PLACE] . biography [SEQUENCE] a protestant nationalist [PERSON] , harrison [PERSON] was the son [PERSON] of henry harrison [PERSON] of holywood [PLACE] and ardkeen [UNKNOWN] , county down [PERSON] and of letitia tennent [PERSON] . she was the daughter [PERSON] of robert james tennent [PERSON] , who had been liberal mp [PERSON] for belfast [PLACE] from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry [PERSON] joy mccracken [PLACE] hanged in 1798 . later , when widowed , letitia [PERSON] married the author hartley withers [PERSON] . henry [PERSON] 's sister [PERSON] , sarah cecilia harrison [PERSON] , was an artist [PERSON] and social reformer [PERSON] . harrison [PERSON] went to westminster school [INSTITUTION] and then to balliol college [INSTITUTION] at oxford [PERSON] . while there he developed an admiration [EVENT] for charles stewart parnell [PERSON] and became secretary [PERSON] of the oxford university home rule group [GROUP] . at this time [PERIOD] , the land war [EVENT] was in progress [EVENT] and in 1889 harrison [PERSON] went to ireland [PLACE] to visit the scene [SET] of the evictions [STATE] in gweedore [UNKNOWN] , county donegal [PERSON] . he became involved in physical confrontations [ACT] with the royal irish [PERSON] constabulary [PERSON] and as a result [RESULT] became a nationalist [PERSON] celebrity [ACTION] overnight . the following may [PERIOD] , parnell [PERSON] offered the vacant parliamentary seat [PROPERTY] of mid-tipperary to harrison [PERSON] , who left oxford [PERSON] , still aged only 22 , to take it up , unopposed . only six months [PERIOD] later , following the divorce case [PERSON] involving katharine o' shea [PERSON] , the irish parliamentary party [PERSON] split over parnell [PERSON] 's leadership [PERSON] . harrison [PERSON] strongly supported parnell [PERSON] , acted as his bodyguard [PERSON] and aide-de-camp , and after parnell [PERSON] 's death [EVENT] devoted himself to the service [INSTITUTION] of his widow katharine [PERSON] . from her he heard a completely different version [PERMISSION] of the events [EVENT] surrounding the divorce case [PERSON] from that which had appeared in the press [INSTITUTION] , and this was to form the seed [STATE] of his later books [ENTITY] . at the general election [PROCESS] of 1892 , harrison [PERSON] did not defend mid-tipperary . he stood at west limerick [PLACE] as a parnellite [UNKNOWN] instead , but came nowhere near winning the seat [PROPERTY] . in 1895 general election [PROCESS] , he stood at north sligo [PLACE] , polling better but again far short of winning . in 1895 harrison [PERSON] married maie byrne [PERSON] , an american , with whom he had a son [PERSON] . he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite [EVENT] of his lack [UNKNOWN] of legal training [RESULT] , he successfully conducted his own case [PERSON] in a court action [ACTION] all the way [UNKNOWN] to the house [PLACE] of lords [PERSON] . otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view [ORGANISATION] until his war service [INSTITUTION] with the royal irish [PERSON] regiment [HUMAN GROUP] when he served on the western front [PLACE] with distinction [SOUND] in the new british army [HUMAN GROUP] formed for the first world war [EVENT] , reaching the rank [RANK] of captain [PERSON] and being awarded the mc . he organised patrols [DISTANCE] in " no man [PERSON] 's land [LAND] " so successfully that he was appointed special patrol officer [TERM] to the 16th ( irish [PERSON] ) division [PERSON] . he was invalided out and became a recruiting officer [TERM] in ireland [PLACE] . he was appointed an officer [TERM] of the order [ACT] of the british empire [POWER] in the 1919 new year honours [PLACE] . he then made a return [NUMBER] to irish [PERSON] politics [ACTION] , working with sir horace plunkett [PERSON] as secretary [PERSON] of the irish dominion league [PERSON] , an organisation [ORGANISATION] campaigning for dominion status [STATUS] for ireland [PLACE] within the british empire [POWER] . harrison [PERSON] was a lifelong opponent [PERSON] of irish [PERSON] partition [PLACE] . he was irish [PERSON] correspondent [PERSON] of the economist [PERSON] from 1922 to 1927 and owner-editor of irish truth [PERSON] from 1924 to 1927 . harrison [PERSON] 's two books [ENTITY] defending parnell [PERSON] were published in 1931 and 1938 . they have had a major impact [EVENT] on irish [PERSON] historiography [STUDY] , leading to a more favourable view [ORGANISATION] of parnell [PERSON] 's role [ROLE] in the o’shea affair [ACTION] . f. s. l. lyons [PERSON] commented that he " did more than anyone [UNKNOWN] else to uncover what seems to have been the true facts [UNKNOWN] " about the parnell-o' shea liaison . the second book [ENTITY] , parnell [PERSON] , joseph chamberlain [PERSON] and mr garvin [PERSON] , was written in response [RANK] to j. l. garvin [PERSON] 's biography [SEQUENCE] of joseph chamberlain [PERSON] , which had ignored harrison [PERSON] 's first book [ENTITY] , parnell vindicated [PERSON] : the lifting [ACTION] of the veil [ACQUISITION] . later , harrison [PERSON] successfully repulsed an attempt [ACTION] in the official history [INSTANCE] of the times [UNKNOWN] to rehabilitate that newspaper [SPEECH ACT] 's role [ROLE] in using forged letters [SPEECH ACT] to attack parnell [PERSON] in the later 1880s . in 1952 he forced the times [UNKNOWN] to publish a four-page correction [PERSON] written by him as an appendix [ABSTRACT ENTITY] to the fourth volume [POSITION] of the history [INSTANCE] . during the difficult years [PERIOD] of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities [PERSON] , declaration [ACTION] of the republic [PLACE] , irish [PERSON] neutrality [STATE] during world war [EVENT] ii , and departure from the commonwealth [ABSTRACT ENTITY] , harrison [PERSON] worked to promote good relations [RELATION] between britain [PLACE] and ireland [PLACE] . he published various books [ENTITY] and pamphlets [PERSON] on the issues [EVENT] in dispute [DISPUTE] and wrote numerous letters [SPEECH ACT] to the times [UNKNOWN] . he also founded , with general sir hubert [PERSON] gough , the commonwealth irish [PERSON] association [INSTITUTION] in 1942 . by the time [PERIOD] of his death [EVENT] , he was the last survivor [PERSON] of the irish parliamentary party [PERSON] led by parnell [PERSON] , and as a member [PERSON] of the pre-1918 irish parliamentary party [PERSON] , he seems to have been outlived only by john patrick hayden [PERSON] , who died a few months [PERIOD] after him in 1954 and by patrick whitty and john lymbrick esmonde [PERSON] who were only mps [UNKNOWN] for a very short time [PERIOD] during the first world war [EVENT] . he is buried in holywood [PLACE] , county down [PERSON] . footnotes [NUMBER] 1 . ^ cite error [STATE] : the named reference [NUMBER] :0 was invoked but never defined ( see the help page [INSTANCE] ) . 2. ^ the times [UNKNOWN] , obituary [SPEECH ACT] , 22 february [PERIOD] 1954 , states that harrison [PERSON] did not seek to stand for parliament [HUMAN GROUP] again after the end [UNKNOWN] of his initial term [TERM] in 1892 . this is a mistake [EVENT] as the times [UNKNOWN] itself reported his candidacies [STATE] in 1892 and 1895 . 3. ^ " no. 31114 " . the london gazette [PLACE] ( supplement [RANK] ) . 8 january [PERIOD] 1919 . p. 455 . 4 . ^ ( 1977 , p.324 ) selected publications [ACTION] * parnell vindicated [PERSON] : the lifting [ACTION] of the veil [ACQUISITION] , london [PLACE] , constable [UNKNOWN] , 1931 * the strange case [PERSON] of the irish land purchase annuities [PERSON] , dublin [PLACE] , m. h. gill [PERSON] , 1932 * ireland [PLACE] and the british empire [POWER] , 1937 : conflict [EVENT] or collaboration [EVENT] ? : a study [STUDY] of anglo-irish differences [RESULT] from an international standpoint [UNKNOWN] , london [PLACE] , robert hale [PERSON] & co. , 1937 * parnell [PERSON] , joseph chamberlain [PERSON] and mr garvin [PERSON] , london [PLACE] , robert hale [PERSON] , 1938 * ulster [PLACE] and the british empire [POWER] 1939 , london [PLACE] , robert hale [PERSON] , 1939 * the partition [PLACE] of ireland [PLACE] : how britain [PLACE] is responsible , london [PLACE] , robert hale [PERSON] , 1939 * the neutrality [STATE] of ireland [PLACE] : why it was inevitable , london [PLACE] , robert hale ltd [PERSON] , 1942 * parnell [PERSON] , joseph chamberlain [PERSON] and " the times [UNKNOWN] " : a documentary record [ARTIFACT] : tempora mutantur [UNKNOWN] , belfast [PLACE] , irish news [PERSON] ; dublin [PLACE] , brown [PERSON] & nolan [PERSON] , 1953

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | harrison | 13 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
2 | parnell | 10 | PERSON | while there he developed an admiration for charles stewart parnell and became secretary of the oxford university home rule group . |
3 | ireland | 8 | PLACE | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
4 | times | 6 | UNKNOWN | later , harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of the times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack parnell in the later 1880s . |
5 | london | 6 | PLACE | the london gazette ( supplement ) . 8 january 1919 . p. 455 . |
6 | irish parliamentary party | 4 | PERSON | in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december 1867 died 20 february 1954 political party irish parliamentary party alma mater balliol college captain henry harrison obe mc * |
7 | british empire | 4 | POWER | he was appointed an officer of the order of the british empire in the 1919 new year honours . |
8 | joseph chamberlain | 4 | PERSON | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
9 | mid tipperary | 4 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
10 | robert hale | 4 | PERSON | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
11 | books | 3 | ENTITY | from her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . |
12 | february | 3 | PERIOD | in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december 1867 died 20 february 1954 political party irish parliamentary party alma mater balliol college captain henry harrison obe mc * |
13 | time | 3 | PERIOD | at this time , the land war was in progress and in 1889 |
14 | mr garvin | 2 | PERSON | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
15 | officer | 2 | TERM | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
16 | history | 2 | INSTANCE | later , harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of the times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack parnell in the later 1880s . |
17 | dublin | 2 | PLACE | parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil , london , constable , 1931 * the strange case of the irish land purchase annuities , dublin , m. h. gill , 1932 * |
18 | partition | 2 | PLACE | harrison was a lifelong opponent of irish partition . |
19 | biography | 2 | SEQUENCE | biography |
20 | holywood | 2 | PLACE | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
21 | house | 2 | PLACE | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
22 | secretary | 2 | PERSON | while there he developed an admiration for charles stewart parnell and became secretary of the oxford university home rule group . |
23 | member | 2 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
24 | veil | 2 | ACQUISITION | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
25 | son | 2 | PERSON | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
26 | britain | 2 | PLACE | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
27 | death | 2 | EVENT | harrison strongly supported parnell , acted as his bodyguard and aide-de-camp , and after parnell 's death devoted himself to the service of his widow katharine . |
28 | parnell vindicated | 2 | PERSON | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
29 | world war | 2 | EVENT | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
30 | months | 2 | PERIOD | only six months later , following the divorce case involving katharine o' shea , the irish parliamentary party split over parnell 's leadership . |
31 | election | 2 | PROCESS | at the general election of 1892 , harrison did not defend mid-tipperary . |
32 | lifting | 2 | ACTION | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
33 | divorce case | 2 | PERSON | only six months later , following the divorce case involving katharine o' shea , the irish parliamentary party split over parnell 's leadership . |
34 | oxford | 2 | PERSON | harrison went to westminster school and then to balliol college at oxford . |
35 | politician | 2 | PERSON | irish politician ( 1867-1954 ) |
36 | relations | 2 | RELATION | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
37 | new british army | 2 | HUMAN GROUP | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
38 | first world war | 2 | EVENT | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
39 | united kingdom | 2 | PLACE | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
40 | county down | 2 | PERSON | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
41 | role | 2 | ROLE | they have had a major impact on irish historiography , leading to a more favourable view of parnell 's role in the o’shea affair . |
42 | neutrality | 2 | STATE | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
43 | book | 2 | ENTITY | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
44 | view | 2 | ORGANISATION | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
45 | belfast | 2 | PLACE | she was the daughter of robert james tennent , who had been liberal mp for belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry joy mccracken hanged in 1798 . |
46 | letters | 2 | SPEECH ACT | later , harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of the times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack parnell in the later 1880s . |
47 | irish | 1 | PERSON | irish politician ( 1867-1954 ) |
48 | irish truth | 1 | PERSON | he was irish correspondent of the economist from 1922 to 1927 and owner-editor of irish truth from 1924 to 1927 . |
49 | years | 1 | PERIOD | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
50 | court action | 1 | ACTION | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
51 | maie byrne | 1 | PERSON | in 1895 harrison married maie byrne , an american , with whom he had a son . |
52 | new year honours | 1 | PLACE | he was appointed an officer of the order of the british empire in the 1919 new year honours . |
53 | supplement | 1 | RANK | the london gazette ( supplement ) . 8 january 1919 . p. 455 . |
54 | opponent | 1 | PERSON | harrison was a lifelong opponent of irish partition . |
55 | aide de camp | 1 | PERSON |  |
56 | parnellite | 1 | UNKNOWN | he stood at west limerick as a parnellite instead , but came nowhere near winning the seat . |
57 | land | 1 | LAND | at this time , the land war was in progress and in 1889 |
58 | scene | 1 | SET | harrison went to ireland to visit the scene of the evictions in gweedore , county donegal . |
59 | charles stewart parnell | 1 | PERSON | while there he developed an admiration for charles stewart parnell and became secretary of the oxford university home rule group . |
60 | obituary | 1 | SPEECH ACT | 2. ^ the times , obituary , 22 february 1954 , states that harrison did not seek to stand for parliament again after the end of his initial term in 1892 . |
61 | ardkeen | 1 | UNKNOWN | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
62 | economist | 1 | PERSON | he was irish correspondent of the economist from 1922 to 1927 and owner-editor of irish truth from 1924 to 1927 . |
63 | henry harrison member | 1 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
64 | west limerick | 1 | PLACE | he stood at west limerick as a parnellite instead , but came nowhere near winning the seat . |
65 | events | 1 | EVENT | from her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . |
66 | declaration | 1 | ACTION | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
67 | general sir hubert | 1 | PERSON | he also founded , with general sir hubert gough , the commonwealth irish association in 1942 . |
68 | collaboration | 1 | EVENT | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
69 | constable | 1 | UNKNOWN | parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil , london , constable , 1931 * the strange case of the irish land purchase annuities , dublin , m. h. gill , 1932 * |
70 | lords | 1 | PERSON | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
71 | western front | 1 | PLACE | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
72 | writer | 1 | PERSON | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
73 | owner editor | 1 | PROGRAM |  |
74 | organisation | 1 | ORGANISATION | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
75 | royal irish constabulary | 1 | PERSON | he became involved in physical confrontations with the royal irish constabulary and as a result became a nationalist celebrity overnight . |
76 | sarah cecilia harrison | 1 | PERSON | henry 's sister , sarah cecilia harrison , was an artist and social reformer . |
77 | great britain | 1 | PLACE | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
78 | patrols | 1 | DISTANCE | he organised patrols in " no man 's land " so successfully that he was appointed special patrol officer to the 16th ( irish ) |
79 | author hartley withers | 1 | PERSON | later , when widowed , letitia married the author hartley withers . |
80 | john patrick hayden | 1 | PERSON | by the time of his death , he was the last survivor of the irish parliamentary party led by parnell , and as a member of the pre-1918 irish parliamentary party , he seems to have been outlived only by john patrick hayden , who died a few months after him in 1954 and by patrick |
81 | seed | 1 | STATE | from her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . |
82 | december | 1 | PERIOD | in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december 1867 died 20 february 1954 political party irish parliamentary party alma mater balliol college captain henry harrison obe mc * |
83 | brown | 1 | PERSON | parnell , joseph chamberlain and " the times " : a documentary record : tempora mutantur , belfast , irish news ; dublin , brown & nolan , 1953 |
84 | bodyguard | 1 | PERSON | harrison strongly supported parnell , acted as his bodyguard and aide-de-camp , and after parnell 's death devoted himself to the service of his widow katharine . |
85 | j. l. garvin | 1 | PERSON | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
86 | sister | 1 | PERSON | henry 's sister , sarah cecilia harrison , was an artist and social reformer . |
87 | henry harrison | 1 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
88 | mistake | 1 | EVENT | this is a mistake as |
89 | widow katharine | 1 | PERSON | harrison strongly supported parnell , acted as his bodyguard and aide-de-camp , and after parnell 's death devoted himself to the service of his widow katharine . |
90 | cite error | 1 | STATE | footnotes 1 . ^ cite error : |
91 | nationalist | 1 | PERSON | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
92 | letitia | 1 | PERSON | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
93 | reference | 1 | NUMBER | the named reference :0 was invoked but never defined ( see the help page ) . |
94 | impact | 1 | EVENT | they have had a major impact on irish historiography , leading to a more favourable view of parnell 's role in the o’shea affair . |
95 | parliamentary seat | 1 | PROPERTY | the following may , parnell offered the vacant parliamentary seat of mid-tipperary to harrison , who left oxford , still aged only 22 , to take it up , unopposed . |
96 | tempora mutantur | 1 | UNKNOWN | parnell , joseph chamberlain and " the times " : a documentary record : tempora mutantur , belfast , irish news ; dublin , brown & nolan , 1953 |
97 | balliol college | 1 | INSTITUTION | in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december 1867 died 20 february 1954 political party irish parliamentary party alma mater balliol college captain henry harrison obe mc * |
98 | united irishman henry joy mccracken | 1 | PLACE | she was the daughter of robert james tennent , who had been liberal mp for belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry joy mccracken hanged in 1798 . |
99 | appendix | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | in 1952 he forced the times to publish a four-page correction written by him as an appendix to the fourth volume of the history . |
100 | celebrity | 1 | ACTION | he became involved in physical confrontations with the royal irish constabulary and as a result became a nationalist celebrity overnight . |
101 | patrol officer | 1 | TERM | he organised patrols in " no man 's land " so successfully that he was appointed special patrol officer to the 16th ( irish ) |
102 | spite | 1 | EVENT | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
103 | henry | 1 | PERSON | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
104 | artist | 1 | PERSON | henry 's sister , sarah cecilia harrison , was an artist and social reformer . |
105 | irish dominion league | 1 | PERSON | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
106 | pamphlets | 1 | PERSON | he published various books and pamphlets on the issues in dispute and wrote numerous letters to the times . |
107 | irish news | 1 | PERSON | parnell , joseph chamberlain and " the times " : a documentary record : tempora mutantur , belfast , irish news ; dublin , brown & nolan , 1953 |
108 | conflict | 1 | EVENT | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
109 | term | 1 | TERM | 2. ^ the times , obituary , 22 february 1954 , states that harrison did not seek to stand for parliament again after the end of his initial term in 1892 . |
110 | anglo irish trade war | 1 | EVENT |  |
111 | patrick whitty | 1 | PERSON |  |
112 | leadership | 1 | PERSON | only six months later , following the divorce case involving katharine o' shea , the irish parliamentary party split over parnell 's leadership . |
113 | land purchase annuities | 1 | PERSON | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
114 | oxford university home rule group | 1 | GROUP | while there he developed an admiration for charles stewart parnell and became secretary of the oxford university home rule group . |
115 | volume | 1 | POSITION | in 1952 he forced the times to publish a four-page correction written by him as an appendix to the fourth volume of the history . |
116 | newspaper | 1 | SPEECH ACT | later , harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of the times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack parnell in the later 1880s . |
117 | publications | 1 | ACTION | selected publications * |
118 | case | 1 | PERSON | only six months later , following the divorce case involving katharine o' shea , the irish parliamentary party split over parnell 's leadership . |
119 | nolan | 1 | PERSON | parnell , joseph chamberlain and " the times " : a documentary record : tempora mutantur , belfast , irish news ; dublin , brown & nolan , 1953 |
120 | admiration | 1 | EVENT | while there he developed an admiration for charles stewart parnell and became secretary of the oxford university home rule group . |
121 | republic | 1 | PLACE | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
122 | survivor | 1 | PERSON | by the time of his death , he was the last survivor of the irish parliamentary party led by parnell , and as a member of the pre-1918 irish parliamentary party , he seems to have been outlived only by john patrick hayden , who died a few months after him in 1954 and by patrick |
123 | ulster | 1 | PLACE | ulster and the british empire 1939 , london , robert hale , 1939 * the partition of ireland : how britain is responsible , london , robert hale , 1939 * |
124 | study | 1 | STUDY | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
125 | historiography | 1 | STUDY | they have had a major impact on irish historiography , leading to a more favourable view of parnell 's role in the o’shea affair . |
126 | captain | 1 | PERSON | in office 1890-1892 personal details born 17 december 1867 died 20 february 1954 political party irish parliamentary party alma mater balliol college captain henry harrison obe mc * |
127 | way | 1 | UNKNOWN | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
128 | sir horace plunkett | 1 | PERSON | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
129 | evictions | 1 | STATE | harrison went to ireland to visit the scene of the evictions in gweedore , county donegal . |
130 | correspondent | 1 | PERSON | he was irish correspondent of the economist from 1922 to 1927 and owner-editor of irish truth from 1924 to 1927 . |
131 | m. h. gill | 1 | PERSON | parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil , london , constable , 1931 * the strange case of the irish land purchase annuities , dublin , m. h. gill , 1932 * |
132 | robert james tennent | 1 | PERSON | she was the daughter of robert james tennent , who had been liberal mp for belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry joy mccracken hanged in 1798 . |
133 | mps | 1 | UNKNOWN | whitty and john lymbrick esmonde who were only mps for a very short time during the first world war . |
134 | parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
135 | division | 1 | PERSON | division . |
136 | end | 1 | UNKNOWN | 2. ^ the times , obituary , 22 february 1954 , states that harrison did not seek to stand for parliament again after the end of his initial term in 1892 . |
137 | distinction | 1 | SOUND | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
138 | version | 1 | PERMISSION | from her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . |
139 | o’shea affair | 1 | ACTION | they have had a major impact on irish historiography , leading to a more favourable view of parnell 's role in the o’shea affair . |
140 | differences | 1 | RESULT | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
141 | john lymbrick esmonde | 1 | PERSON | whitty and john lymbrick esmonde who were only mps for a very short time during the first world war . |
142 | footnotes | 1 | NUMBER | footnotes 1 . ^ cite error : |
143 | land war | 1 | EVENT | at this time , the land war was in progress and in 1889 |
144 | robert hale ltd | 1 | PERSON | the neutrality of ireland : why it was inevitable , london , robert hale ltd , 1942 * |
145 | office personal details born december | 1 | PERIOD |  |
146 | correction | 1 | PERSON | in 1952 he forced the times to publish a four-page correction written by him as an appendix to the fourth volume of the history . |
147 | return | 1 | NUMBER | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
148 | north sligo | 1 | PLACE | in 1895 general election , he stood at north sligo , polling better but again far short of winning . |
149 | dispute | 1 | DISPUTE | he published various books and pamphlets on the issues in dispute and wrote numerous letters to the times . |
150 | great niece | 1 | ANIMAL |  |
151 | parnell o' shea liaison | 1 | PERSON |  |
152 | attempt | 1 | ACTION | later , harrison successfully repulsed an attempt in the official history of the times to rehabilitate that newspaper 's role in using forged letters to attack parnell in the later 1880s . |
153 | dominion status | 1 | STATUS | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
154 | page | 1 | INSTANCE | in 1952 he forced the times to publish a four page correction written by him as an appendix to the fourth volume of the history . |
155 | man | 1 | PERSON | he organised patrols in " no man 's land " so successfully that he was appointed special patrol officer to the 16th ( irish ) |
156 | london gazette | 1 | PLACE | the london gazette ( supplement ) . 8 january 1919 . p. 455 . |
157 | lack | 1 | UNKNOWN | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
158 | westminster school | 1 | INSTITUTION | harrison went to westminster school and then to balliol college at oxford . |
159 | result | 1 | RESULT | he became involved in physical confrontations with the royal irish constabulary and as a result became a nationalist celebrity overnight . |
160 | issues | 1 | EVENT | he published various books and pamphlets on the issues in dispute and wrote numerous letters to the times . |
161 | confrontations | 1 | ACT | he became involved in physical confrontations with the royal irish constabulary and as a result became a nationalist celebrity overnight . |
162 | liberal mp | 1 | PERSON | she was the daughter of robert james tennent , who had been liberal mp for belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry joy mccracken hanged in 1798 . |
163 | politics | 1 | ACTION | he then made a return to irish politics , working with sir horace plunkett as secretary of the irish dominion league , an organisation campaigning for dominion status for ireland within the british empire . |
164 | press | 1 | INSTITUTION | from her he heard a completely different version of the events surrounding the divorce case from that which had appeared in the press , and this was to form the seed of his later books . |
165 | progress | 1 | EVENT | at this time , the land war was in progress and in 1889 |
166 | may | 1 | PERIOD | the following may , parnell offered the vacant parliamentary seat of mid-tipperary to harrison , who left oxford , still aged only 22 , to take it up , unopposed . |
167 | facts | 1 | UNKNOWN | f. s. l. lyons commented that he " did more than anyone else to uncover what seems to have been the true facts " about the parnell-o' shea liaison . |
168 | commonwealth | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | during the difficult years of the anglo-irish trade war over the land purchase annuities , declaration of the republic , irish neutrality during world war ii , and departure from the commonwealth , harrison worked to promote good relations between britain and ireland . |
169 | war service | 1 | INSTITUTION | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
170 | county donegal | 1 | PERSON | harrison went to ireland to visit the scene of the evictions in gweedore , county donegal . |
171 | proponent | 1 | PERSON | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
172 | letitia tennent | 1 | PERSON | a protestant nationalist , harrison was the son of henry harrison of holywood and ardkeen , county down and of letitia tennent . |
173 | commonwealth irish association | 1 | INSTITUTION | he also founded , with general sir hubert gough , the commonwealth irish association in 1942 . |
174 | record | 1 | ARTIFACT | parnell , joseph chamberlain and " the times " : a documentary record : tempora mutantur , belfast , irish news ; dublin , brown & nolan , 1953 |
175 | order | 1 | ACT | he was appointed an officer of the order of the british empire in the 1919 new year honours . |
176 | strange case | 1 | PERSON | parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil , london , constable , 1931 * the strange case of the irish land purchase annuities , dublin , m. h. gill , 1932 * |
177 | standpoint | 1 | UNKNOWN | ireland and the british empire , 1937 : conflict or collaboration ? : a study of anglo-irish differences from an international standpoint , london , robert hale & co. , 1937 * parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , london , robert hale , 1938 * |
178 | katharine o' shea | 1 | PERSON | only six months later , following the divorce case involving katharine o' shea , the irish parliamentary party split over parnell 's leadership . |
179 | january | 1 | PERIOD | the london gazette ( supplement ) . 8 january 1919 . p. 455 . |
180 | reformer | 1 | PERSON | henry 's sister , sarah cecilia harrison , was an artist and social reformer . |
181 | f. s. l. lyons | 1 | PERSON | f. s. l. lyons commented that he " did more than anyone else to uncover what seems to have been the true facts " about the parnell-o' shea liaison . |
182 | anyone | 1 | UNKNOWN | f. s. l. lyons commented that he " did more than anyone else to uncover what seems to have been the true facts " about the parnell-o' shea liaison . |
183 | seat | 1 | PROPERTY | the following may , parnell offered the vacant parliamentary seat of mid-tipperary to harrison , who left oxford , still aged only 22 , to take it up , unopposed . |
184 | training | 1 | RESULT | he came to prominence briefly again in 1903 when , in spite of his lack of legal training , he successfully conducted his own case in a court action all the way to the house of lords . |
185 | british parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | henry harrison member of the british parliament for mid tipperary |
186 | service | 1 | INSTITUTION | harrison strongly supported parnell , acted as his bodyguard and aide-de-camp , and after parnell 's death devoted himself to the service of his widow katharine . |
187 | candidacies | 1 | STATE | the times itself reported his candidacies in 1892 and 1895 . |
188 | gweedore | 1 | UNKNOWN | harrison went to ireland to visit the scene of the evictions in gweedore , county donegal . |
189 | commons | 1 | UNKNOWN | he served as mp in the house of commons of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland and as member of the irish parliamentary party represented mid tipperary from 1890 to 1892 . |
190 | rank | 1 | RANK | otherwise , however , he disappeared from public view until his war service with the royal irish regiment when he served on the western front with distinction in the new british army formed for the first world war , reaching the rank of captain and being awarded the mc . |
191 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | she was the daughter of robert james tennent , who had been liberal mp for belfast from 1847 to 1852 and a great-niece of the united irishman henry joy mccracken hanged in 1798 . |
192 | royal irish regiment officer | 1 | PERSON | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
193 | response | 1 | RANK | the second book , parnell , joseph chamberlain and mr garvin , was written in response to j. l. garvin 's biography of joseph chamberlain , which had ignored harrison 's first book , parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil . |
194 | royal irish regiment | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | he later served as a royal irish regiment officer with the new british army in world war i , was an extensive writer , and proponent of improved relations between the united kingdom and ireland . |
195 | irish land purchase annuities | 1 | PERSON | parnell vindicated : the lifting of the veil , london , constable , 1931 * the strange case of the irish land purchase annuities , dublin , m. h. gill , 1932 * |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | aide de camp artist author hartley withers bodyguard brown captain case charles stewart parnell correction correspondent county donegal county down daughter division divorce case economist f. s. l. lyons general sir hubert harrison henry henry harrison henry harrison member irish irish dominion league irish land purchase annuities irish news irish parliamentary party irish truth j. l. garvin john lymbrick esmonde john patrick hayden joseph chamberlain katharine o' shea land purchase annuities leadership letitia letitia tennent liberal mp lords m. h. gill maie byrne man member mid tipperary mr garvin nationalist nolan opponent oxford pamphlets parnell parnell o' shea liaison parnell vindicated patrick whitty politician proponent reformer robert hale robert hale ltd robert james tennent royal irish constabulary royal irish regiment officer sarah cecilia harrison secretary sir horace plunkett sister son strange case survivor widow katharine writer
PLACE | belfast britain dublin great britain holywood house ireland london london gazette new year honours north sligo partition republic ulster united irishman henry joy mccracken united kingdom west limerick western front
EVENT | admiration anglo irish trade war collaboration conflict death events first world war impact issues land war mistake progress spite world war
ACTION | attempt celebrity court action declaration lifting o’shea affair politics publications
PERIOD | december february january may months office personal details born december time years
INSTITUTION | balliol college commonwealth irish association press service war service westminster school
STATE | candidacies cite error evictions neutrality seed
HUMAN GROUP | british parliament new british army parliament royal irish regiment
TERM | officer patrol officer term
RANK | rank response supplement
RESULT | differences result training
NUMBER | footnotes reference return
SPEECH ACT | letters newspaper obituary
STUDY | historiography study
ACT | confrontations order
INSTANCE | history page
ENTITY | book books
ORGANISATION | organisation view
ABSTRACT ENTITY | appendix commonwealth
PROPERTY | parliamentary seat seat
ROLE | role
POWER | british empire
DISTANCE | patrols
POSITION | volume
GROUP | oxford university home rule group
LAND | land
SEQUENCE | biography
SOUND | distinction
PROGRAM | owner editor
ARTIFACT | record
RELATION | relations
STATUS | dominion status
ACQUISITION | veil
DISPUTE | dispute
SET | scene
PROCESS | election
PERMISSION | version
ANIMAL | great niece