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James Stephens

Irish rebel
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    John O’Mahony

    …after discussing with fellow nationalist James Stephens the organization of a revolutionary society to be headed in Ireland by Stephens, O’Mahony conceived of an American support organization that would be formed under his own leadership. He named it the Fenian Brotherhood after the Fianna, legendary warriors in ancient Ireland whose…

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    …after discussing with fellow nationalist James Stephens the organization of a revolutionary society to be headed in Ireland by Stephens, O’Mahony conceived of an American support organization that would be formed under his own leadership. He named it the Fenian Brotherhood after the Fianna, legendary warriors in ancient Ireland whose…

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