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Hungary / South Africa / Egypt / France / Japan / Australia / United Kingdom / China / India / Germany / Congo / Russia / Austria / United States / Ireland / /
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Gloucester jail / Mountjoy jail / National Library / Reading jail / Mansion House / prison of Éamon de Valera / /
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large / energy / radical nationalist weekly newspaper / insurance scheme / mining / weekly newspaper / /
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The Boer war / /
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Grattan's parliament / Sinn Féin party / National Council / army / Celtic Literary Society / International Rugby Board / Young Ireland League / Liberal government / Sinn Féin League / British government / Liberty League / All-for-Ireland League / IRB / Gaelic League / Irish parliament in Dublin / house of commons / /
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Griffith, Arthur Joseph by Michael Laffan Griffith, Arthur Joseph (1871–1922), journalist and politician, was born 31 March 1871 in Dublin into a working-class family, son of Arthur Charles Griffith, printer, and Mary