Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Paris. Al went well, the Count in Paris,-the secretary at the elections,-until the latter discovered that election on the Royalist ticket from this district was utterly impossible. Intent only on securing for his employer a position which would take him permanently to Paris, he immediately espoused the Republican cause. he gained the election. No one had suspected that he was not the real Count. In truth he had gained the love of a young lady largely because of his eminent position...
...speech contained no reference to the boundary problem between the Free State and Ulster. He said, however, that bonds " issued in America and Ireland in support of the Republican movement which led to the establishment of the Free State " would be redeemed by the Free State. Reference was made to the Republican prisoners held and the Governor General expressed the hope that the " majority " would soon be released. His use of the word majority was interpreted as indicating that the Republican leaders would be held. Development of agriculture, the unemployment question, local government, temperance legislation, each received a mention...
...official announcement shows that 230 Republican prisoners were released in June, 360 in July, 700 in August, 900 in September; total...
...possible misinterpretation of republican spirit by the banks of the Bosphorus...
...means of the revival were secured by Sir Horace in America. Several Irish Americans guaranteed the expenses of the magazine for a period of years. While Sir Horace was in America several months ago making these arrangements, his house in Ireland was burned down by Republican marauders. Undaunted he completed his work here, and now the Irish Statesman is once more...