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  1. How an 1847 Choctaw donation to Ireland now funds students through @UCC scholarship

    Historic act of generosity during the Great Famine continues to shape cultural ties and educational opportunities nearly two centuries later

    irishexaminer.com/news/spotlig

    #Choctaw #GreatFamine #mastodaoine #UCC #Cork #solidarity #generosity

  2. How an 1847 Choctaw donation to Ireland now funds students through @UCC scholarship

    Historic act of generosity during the Great Famine continues to shape cultural ties and educational opportunities nearly two centuries later

    irishexaminer.com/news/spotlig

    #Choctaw #GreatFamine #mastodaoine #UCC #Cork #solidarity #generosity

  3. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  4. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  5. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  6. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  7. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  8. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  9. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  10. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  11. In 2017 a monument was erected in Midleton which paid tribute to the kindness shown by the Choctaw Nation in Ireland's time of need.

    In 2022 Irish lacrosse team pulled out of World Games and offered spot to a Native American team in recognition of the Choctaw donation. 2/2

    irishcentral.com/news/irish-la

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  12. In 2017 a monument was erected in Midleton which paid tribute to the kindness shown by the Choctaw Nation in Ireland's time of need.

    In 2022 Irish lacrosse team pulled out of World Games and offered spot to a Native American team in recognition of the Choctaw donation. 2/2

    irishcentral.com/news/irish-la

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  13. On 23 March 1847, the Choctaws Nation took up a donation, raising approximately $170 ($5,000 in today's money), and sent it to the town of Midleton, County Cork for famine relief.

    The donation came shortly after the Choctaw Nation had embarked on the Trail of Tears and the selfless nature of the gesture has created an everlasting bond between Irish and Native American people. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  14. On 23 March 1847, the Choctaws Nation took up a donation, raising approximately $170 ($5,000 in today's money), and sent it to the town of Midleton, County Cork for famine relief.

    The donation came shortly after the Choctaw Nation had embarked on the Trail of Tears and the selfless nature of the gesture has created an everlasting bond between Irish and Native American people. 1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  15. In 2017 a monument was erected in Midleton which paid tribute to the kindness shown by the Choctaw Nation in Ireland's time of need.

    In 2022 the Irish lacrosse team pulled out of the World Games and offered spot to a Native American team in recognition of the Choctaw donation. 2/2

    irishcentral.com/news/irish-la

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #NativeAmericans #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  16. In 2017 a monument was erected in Midleton which paid tribute to the kindness shown by the Choctaw Nation in Ireland's time of need.

    In 2022 the Irish lacrosse team pulled out of the World Games and offered spot to a Native American team in recognition of the Choctaw donation. 2/2

    irishcentral.com/news/irish-la

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #NativeAmericans #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  17. On 23 March 1847, the Choctaws Nation took up a donation, raising approximately $170 ($5,000 in today's money), and sent it to the town of Midleton, County Cork for famine relief.

    The donation came shortly after the Choctaw Nation had embarked on the Trail of Tears and the selfless nature of the gesture has created an everlasting bond between Irish and Native American people.  1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #NativeAmericans #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork

  18. On 23 March 1847, the Choctaws Nation took up a donation, raising approximately $170 ($5,000 in today's money), and sent it to the town of Midleton, County Cork for famine relief.

    The donation came shortly after the Choctaw Nation had embarked on the Trail of Tears and the selfless nature of the gesture has created an everlasting bond between Irish and Native American people.  1/2

    #Ireland #IrishHistory #ChoctawNation #NativeAmericans #GreatFamine #AnGortaMór #Midleton #Cork