Royal Ulster Constabulary

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Textual Features Jennifer Johnston
For this novel Johnston employs a staccato style with lavish use of often abrupt dialogue, with the effect of longer paragraphs coming as a surprise. Helen's husband has been killed as a bystander to sectarian...
Publishing Seamus Heaney
SH began writing journalism early in his career. He published articles in The Listener about the incident on 5 October 1968 in which peaceful marchers were attacked by members of the RUC . He reviewed...
politics Seamus Heaney
SH dates his first, ignorant, encounter with history from the time that as a very small child he met American soldiers who were stationed nearby and training for the imminent Normandy landings of June 1944...

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5 October 1968: Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary...

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5 October 1968

Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary in Londonderry viciously attacked members of a march organised by the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association .

August 1969: Sectarian violence peaked in Northern Ireland:...

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August 1969

Sectarian violence peaked in Northern Ireland: in Derry nationalist protestors attacked the Royal Ulster Constabulary with bricks and petrol bombs, driving them out of the city's Catholic area of Bogside; in Belfast hundreds of families...

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