Járt Arthur Griffith Magyarországon illetve levelezett hazai értelmiségiekkel mielőtt megírta volna a " Magyarország feltámadása " című könyvét ?

"His extensive reading in 19th-century Hungarian history gave him a new perspective on Irish history. Practical-minded in everything he did, he read history for its political lessons. He was struck by the parallel he saw between Hungary, a small country linked with a great empire, and Ireland and believed that its history contained an important lesson for the Ireland of his own time. This led him to call, in October 1902, on Irish MPs to end their attendance at Westminster (because that implied recognition of English right to rule Ireland) and set up their own parliament in Dublin; in other words, to pursue what became known as “the Hungarian policy”.

He was asked by readers of his newspaper during 1903 to outline this policy in greater detail and he did so in a series of 27 articles, between January and July 1904, under the title “The Resurrection of Hungary”. The final article declared that the Act of Union was illegal and unconstitutional, that Irish MPs’ attendance at Westminster did not render it legal but was a “temporary acceptance” of it, misrepresenting the position of Ireland to the world and confusing the minds of its own people."

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