Irish Parading Tradition

THOMAS G. FRASER is a Professor of History and formerly Head of the School of History, Philosophy and Politics at the University of Ulster. He is the author and editor of a number of books, including Ireland in Conflict, 1922-1998.

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction The Emergence of Political Parading, 1660-1800; J.Kelly Parades and Politics: Liberal Governments and the Orange Order, 1880-1886; J.Loughlin 'The Bunkum of Ulsteria': The Orange Marching Tradition in late Victorian Cumbria; D.M.MacRaild Marching from the Margins: Twelfth July Parades in Scotland, 1820-1914; E.McFarland Parades, Police and Government in Northern Ireland, 1922-1969; K.Jeffery Green Parades in an Orange State: Nationalist and Republican Commemorations and Demonstrations from Partition to the Troubles, 1920-1970; N.Jarman & D.Bryan Wearing the Green: A History of Nationalist Demonstrations Among the Diaspora in Scotland; J.M.Bradley Bloody Sunday and its Commemoration Parades; S.Dunn 'Miracle on the Shankill': The Peace March and Rally of 28 August 1976; G.Fraser & V.Morgan For God and Ulster: Blood and Thunder Bands and Loyalist Political Culture; N.Jarman The Apprentice Boys and the Relief of Derry Parades; T.G.Fraser Drumcree and 'The Right to March': Orangeism, Ritual and Politics in Northern Ireland; D.Bryan Index