What was the name of Griffith's Irish nationalist newspaper?
The United Irishman
The Green Chronicle
The Celtic Voice
The Irish Herald
Answer
"The United Irishman", founded in 1899 by Arthur Griffith, was an influential Irish nationalist newspaper. It played a pivotal role in shaping Irish public opinion and the nationalist movement, advocating for Irish self-government and independence from British rule. The newspaper presented a robust platform for Griffith's political views, including the concept of dual-monarchy as an alternative to full Irish independence.
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