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The 27 pages that link to Irish Home Rule movement, each with the reason it gives.

• Irish nationalismBroader topic: It gave constitutional nationalism a sustained parliamentary program.

• Irish War of IndependenceNarrower topic: Its failure to secure durable self-government helped drive demands for a republic.

• Partition of IrelandNarrower topic: Its unresolved demand for Irish self-government preceded both partition and full independence.

• Devolution in the United KingdomCompared with: The term captures the self-government aspiration behind devolution but does not specify its statutory structure.

• Sinn FéinRelated: Sinn Féin emerged amid frustration with parliamentary efforts to secure Home Rule.

• Catholic EmancipationNarrower topic: It pursued a constitutional change that Catholic Emancipation had left unresolved.

• Joseph ChamberlainRelated: Opposition to Home Rule triggered Chamberlain’s split from Gladstone’s Liberals.

• William Ewart GladstoneBroader topic: Gladstone’s support for Home Rule brought the movement into the center of British politics.

• Government of Ireland Act 1920Narrower topic: The Act was a British attempt to resolve the Home Rule conflict by creating two devolved legislatures.

• Dáil ÉireannCompared with: Sinn Féin’s republican programme rejected the limited self-government sought by Home Rule advocates.

• Arthur BalfourRelated: Balfour’s resistance to home rule made him a central opponent of Irish nationalist demands.

• Arthur GriffithCompared with: Griffith rejected Home Rule as insufficient because it left Ireland under the Crown and Westminster.

• Municipal governmentRelated: Home rule determines how independently municipalities can respond to local priorities.

• Ulster unionismCompared with: Its growing influence made unionist opposition to devolved Irish government more organized.

• Welsh nationalismRelated: Welsh nationalists adapted this wider constitutional idea to proposals for governing Wales.

• Ulster Unionist PartyCompared with: The party emerged in opposition to Home Rule proposals that threatened the union with Britain.

• Unionism in IrelandCompared with: Unionists organized against Home Rule proposals they believed threatened the union.

• United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandRelated: Its demands repeatedly tested whether the union could accommodate Irish self-government.

• Compromise of 1877Related: Southern Democrats sought control of state governments without federal military intervention.

• Home Rule crisisNarrower topic: The crisis was the movement’s most dangerous confrontation with unionist opposition.

• Irish Land WarRelated: Land agitation strengthened the nationalist political network that also pursued Home Rule.

• Municipal charterRelated: Charters often specify whether and how the municipality may govern its own affairs.

• Henry Campbell-BannermanRelated: The movement divided Liberals and remained central to the party’s identity under his leadership.

• Robert Gascoyne-CecilCompared with: Salisbury opposed Home Rule, making it a central dividing line with Gladstone’s Liberals.

• Acts of UnionRelated: Home Rule sought self-government without immediately dissolving the union.

• Irish revolutionary periodCompared with: Home Rule offered self-government without the independent republic sought by Irish republicans.

• Unionism in the United KingdomCompared with: Its demand for devolved government provoked organized opposition among Irish and British unionists.