William Drennan

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William Drennan was an Irish physician, poet, and political radical best known as a leading advocate of Irish republicanism and civil rights in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

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instanceOf Irish republican
human
physician
poet
political radical
activeYearsEnd 1820
activeYearsStart 1770s
advocatedFor Catholic emancipation
civil rights for all religious denominations in Ireland
parliamentary reform in Ireland
birthDate 1754-05-23
birthPlace Belfast
County Antrim
Ireland
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
deathDate 1820-02-05
deathPlace Belfast
educatedAt University of Edinburgh
University of Glasgow
familyName Drennan
father Thomas Drennan
fieldOfWork medicine
poetry
political writing
genre pamphleteering
political poetry
givenName William
knownFor advocacy of Irish republicanism
campaigning for civil rights in Ireland
coining the phrase "Emerald Isle" for Ireland
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Society of United Irishmen
movement Irish republicanism
United Irishmen movement
name William Drennan
notableWork Address to the Volunteers
Letters of Orellana
When Erin First Rose
occupation physician
poet
political activist
placeOfBurial Belfast
politicalIdeology liberalism
republicanism
positionHeld founding member of the Society of United Irishmen
religion Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian
residence Belfast
Dublin
sibling Martha McTier

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Society of United Irishmen founder William Drennan
United Irishmen founder William Drennan
William Drennan name William Drennan