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"Sectarian Strife: A History of Division and Conflict in Belfast" The scars of sectarianism run deep in the streets of Belfast

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Sectarian Collection: Fighting in the Marrowbone area of Belfast
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Sectarian Collection: Belfast riots, August 1920
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Sectarian Collection: Belfast riots, July 1920
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Sectarian Collection: Grafiti Wall, Belfast, 1973
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Sectarian Collection: Anti-Catholic graffiti, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Dragoons and Highlanders scattering the Rioters in Belfast. Accordingly, the 4th Dragoon Guards
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Sectarian Collection: Page from The Satires of Cynicus (colour litho)
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Sectarian Collection: Barbed wire barricades in Belfast
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Sectarian Collection: 16 Sinn Fein Members in dock - City Police Court, Manchester
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Sectarian Collection: Brigham Young (1801-77) Second President of the Mormon Church (b / w photo)
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Sectarian Collection: Joseph Smith (1805-44) prophet founder of the Mormon Religion in the USA (colour litho)
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Sectarian Collection: Followers of the Norwegian sectarian Nielsen Hauge (1771- 1824
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Sectarian Collection: Fireworks in Covent Garden, 1809 (etching and aquatint, hand colored)
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Sectarian Collection: Satan kicking Joseph Smith (1805-44) from the back page of the
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Sectarian Collection: An Ashkenazi Rabbi of Jerusalem (oil on canvas)
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Sectarian Collection: Mr Punch appealing to John Bull
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Sectarian Collection: Title page of the Anti-Mormon Almanac for 1842 (print)
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Sectarian Collection: Brigham Young (1801-77) Second President of the Mormon Church, aged 43, 1844 (b / w photo)
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Sectarian Collection: Seven Arguements Plainly Proving that Papists are Trayterous Subjects to all true
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100620
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100618
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100612
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100619
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100617
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100616
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100613
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100611
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100610
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100609
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Sectarian Collection: EyeUbiquitous_20100608
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Sectarian Collection: Orangemen on parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Belfast riots, 1921
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Sectarian Collection: WW1 - Ireland and Britain united in the common cause
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Sectarian Collection: Piping band on parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: People watching parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Girls band on parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Band and Orangemen on parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Orangemen on parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland
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Sectarian Collection: Enthusiast Preaching
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Sectarian Collection: The Plagues of England, or the Jacobites Folly, published by Thomas Ewart, 1745 (etching)
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Sectarian Collection: The Invasion or Perkins Triumph - a Protestant Print, inscrib d to all true lovers
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Sectarian Collection: Great meeting at the London Tavern to oppose the increased grant to Maynooth, c. 1840s
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Sectarian Collection: Londonderry Beseiged by General Hamilton and Conrad de Rosen, engraved by J. Sturt
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Sectarian Collection: Louis XIII and Richelieu, 1627-8 (engraving)
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Sectarian Collection: Royal Declaration, 1675 (engraving) (b / w photo)
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Sectarian Collection: Main Street of Salt Lake City, in the 1860s, Utah, from La Vuelta al Mundo
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Sectarian Collection: Joseph Smith, Founder of the Mormon Church, Preaching to Indians, from La Vuelta al Mundo


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"Sectarian Strife: A History of Division and Conflict in Belfast" The scars of sectarianism run deep in the streets of Belfast, as evidenced by the violent riots that shook the city in August 1920 and July 1920. The Marrowbone area became a battleground, witnessing fierce fighting between rival factions fueled by religious differences. Decades later, the walls of Belfast still bear witness to this bitter divide. The Graffiti Wall stands as a testament to the troubled times, with messages etched into its surface during the tumultuous year of 1973. Anti-Catholic graffiti serves as a stark reminder of the animosity that once plagued Northern Ireland. In an attempt to quell unrest, Dragoons and Highlanders were deployed to Durham Street in an effort to scatter rioters. This display of force showcased how deeply entrenched sectarian tensions had become within society. However, these conflicts are not unique to Belfast alone. Throughout history, we find similar instances where religion has been used as fuel for hatred and violence. From the massacre in Ireland in 1644 to depictions such as King Charles II with Parliament or images depicting Irish Protestants being killed by Catholics - all serve as haunting reminders that sectarianism knows no boundaries. Across continents, even across time periods like Georgia in 1930 when a Ku Klux Klan family group was captured on film - we see how division can rear its ugly head anywhere if left unchecked. As we reflect on these dark chapters from our past, let us strive for unity and understanding among all people regardless of their beliefs or backgrounds. Only then can we hope to overcome centuries-old divisions and build a future free from sectarian strife.