Difference between revisions of "Republican's arms"
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** '''arms''' (weapons) for Irish republicans to fught against the British | ** '''arms''' (weapons) for Irish republicans to fught against the British | ||
* '''publican''' → HCE | * '''publican''' → HCE | ||
| + | * '''from the king's head to the republican's arms''': Ireland's transition in the 1920s from kingdom to republic | ||
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[[Category: HCE]] | [[Category: HCE]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:21, 20 June 2016
- republican arms could mean:
- a hypothetical pub with republican sentiments, as opposed to the royalist king's head
- In the eighteenth century, the word Arms was added to teh name of many pubs to show that they were under the protection of a noble family.
- arms (weapons) for Irish republicans to fught against the British
- a hypothetical pub with republican sentiments, as opposed to the royalist king's head
- publican → HCE
- from the king's head to the republican's arms: Ireland's transition in the 1920s from kingdom to republic
