Name

Chapter 18 — Mann Itself the Gold

Description

The return to the hill. The constitutional recovery, the 1866 settlement, women's suffrage, the language revival, the Bunscoill. The ceremony still happening. Crown dependence as a living condition — no royal charities, no royal warrant companies, no Governor's charities. The indifference that caused the devastation also permitted the endurance. Titles do not make nations.

Period

1866–present

Key Figures

Key figures: A.W. Moore, Ned Maddrell, Brian Stowell, Douglas Faragher, Archibald Knox

Brian Stowell

Douglas Faragher

Eamon de Valera

Kurt Schwitters

Gerhard Bersu

Robert Heywood

Mr Laughton

John Murray, 4th Duke of Atholl

Colonel Edward Smith

J.C. Curwen

Lord Ellenborough

Spencer Walpole

Robert Fargher

James Brown

Governor Henry Loch

A.W. Moore

Ned Maddrell

Lord John Russell

Archibald Knox

Josef Pilates

Sir James Gell

Edward Moore Gawne

George III

Queen Victoria

Prince Albert

Edward VII

George V

Edward VIII

George VI

Elizabeth II

Edward Christian of Bemahague

Themes

Execution of Illiam Dhone

Isle of Man Purchase Act

Transfer Ceremony

1792 Commission of Inquiry

1805 Parliamentary Debates

House of Keys Election Act

Women's Suffrage in the Isle of Man

Founding of Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh

Death of Ned Maddrell

Bunscoill Ghaelgagh Opens

Keys' Resolution of March 1765

Isle of Man Purchase Act 1765

Duke of Atholl's Rights, Isle of Man Act 1825

House of Keys Election Act 1866

Book Part

Part III: Rank Is but a Guinea Stamp

Crown Administration

Constitutional Recovery

Modern Era

Places

Douglas

Peel

Ramsey

Port Erin

Port St Mary

Tynwald Hill

Castle Rushen

Hango Hill

Onchan

Bemahague

Lathom

Fincastle

Ohio Settlements

Isle of Man

London

Institutions & Families

Tynwald

House of Keys

Diocese of Sodor and Man

Governor of the Isle of Man

HM Treasury

Yn Cheshaght Ghailckagh

The Atholl Dynasty (Murray)

The Christian Family

The Moore Family

Type

Chapter