Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Country Houses and the Distinctiveness of the Irish Imperial Experience

Chapter 3 Those the Empire Washed Ashore: Uncovering Ireland’s Multiracial Past

Chapter 4 Irish Rebel, Imperial Reformer: Charles Gavan Duffy and Australian Federation

Chapter 5 The Assassination and Apotheosis of the Earl of Mayo

Chapter 6 Imperial Politics and the London Irish

Chapter 7 The Irish Press and Imperial Soldiering, 1882–85

Chapter 8 ‘The Leader of the Virgin Choirs of Erin’: St Brigid’s Missionary College, 1883–1914

Chapter 9 ‘Paddy Does Not Mind Who the Enemy Is’: The Royal Irish Constabulary and Colonial Policing

Chapter 10 The ‘Piniana’ Question: Irish Fenians and the New Zealand Wars

Chapter 11 A Cosmopolitan Nationalist: James J. O’Kelly in America

Chapter 12 ‘Up with the American Flag in All the Glory of its Stainless Honor’: Anti-Imperial Rhetoric in the Chicago Citizen, 1898–1902

Chapter 14 Afterword: Imperialists, Colonisers, Settlers, and Revolutionaries