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Catherine O’Riordan· Angela's Ashes Declan Collopy· Angela's Ashes Delia Fortune· Angela's Ashes Dennis Clohessy· Angela's Ashes Dr. Troy· Angela's Ashes Eugene McCourt· Angela's Ashes Father Gregory· Angela's Ashes Finn the Horse· Angela's Ashes Fintan Slattery· Angela's Ashes Francis McCourt· Angela's Ashes Frank McCourt· Angela's Ashes Freddie Leibowitz· Angela's Ashes Grandma· Angela's Ashes Grandma Sheehan· Angela's Ashes Hoppy O’Halloran· Angela's Ashes John Hannon· Angela's Ashes Laman Griffin· Angela's Ashes Lucky· Angela's Ashes Margaret McCourt· Angela's Ashes Michael McCourt· Angela's Ashes Mikey Molloy· Angela's Ashes Miss Barry· Angela's Ashes Mr. Dimino· Angela's Ashes Mr. McCaffrey· Angela's Ashes Mr. O'Dea· Angela's Ashes Mr. O’Neill· Angela's Ashes Mr. Timoney· Angela's Ashes Mrs. Finucane· Angela's Ashes Mrs. Hannon· Angela's Ashes Mrs. Leibowitz· Angela's Ashes Mrs. O’Connell· Angela's Ashes Nora Molloy· Angela's Ashes Oliver McCourt· Angela's Ashes Pa Keating· Angela's Ashes Paddy Clohessy· Angela's Ashes Pat Sheehan· Angela's Ashes Patricia Madigan· Angela's Ashes Peter Molloy· Angela's Ashes Philomena Flynn· Angela's Ashes Seamus· Angela's Ashes Sister Rita· Angela's Ashes The Abbot· Angela's Ashes Theresa Carmody· Angela's Ashes Thomas L. O’Halloran· Angela's Ashes Toby Mackey· Angela's Ashes Uncle Pa Keating· Angela's Ashes Books and imagination as a refuge· Angela's Ashes The Cuchulain legend and the Irish heroic ideal· Angela's Ashes America as hope and escape· Angela's Ashes Poverty and deprivation· Angela's Ashes Dying for Ireland and the faith· Angela's Ashes Irish Catholic faith and religious fear· Angela's Ashes Class divisions· Angela's Ashes Catholic faith, guilt, and superstition· Angela's Ashes Shannon River dampness and disease· Angela's Ashes Irish nationalism and anti-English sentiment· Angela's Ashes Child death and mourning· Angela's Ashes Silence and social exclusion· Angela's Ashes Alcoholism and “the craving”· Angela's Ashes America as an imagined refuge· Angela's Ashes American wake· Angela's Ashes Irish American identity and belonging· Angela's Ashes Catholic sexual guilt· Angela's Ashes The ghost of the Great Famine· Angela's Ashes Closed doors· Angela's Ashes Poverty and shame· Angela's Ashes North–South prejudice· Angela's Ashes Irish nationalism and patriotic martyrdom· Angela's Ashes Lane identity and class stigma· Angela's Ashes “The bad thing” (alcoholism)· Angela's Ashes Virgin martyrs as a motif· Angela's Ashes Angels· Angela's Ashes Birds· Angela's Ashes Devils· Angela's Ashes Dog· Angela's Ashes Eels· Angela's Ashes Flea· Angela's Ashes Fleas· Angela's Ashes Fly· Angela's Ashes Horse· Angela's Ashes Jackdaws· Angela's Ashes Louse· Angela's Ashes Rat· Angela's Ashes Sheep· Angela's Ashes Snakes· Angela's Ashes Frank McCourt's Typhoid Fever and Recovery· Angela's Ashes Great Famine· Angela's Ashes Angela has pneumonia, the children are temporarily staying with the nanny· Angela's Ashes Malachy leaves for Coventry· Angela's Ashes Malarich Christmas returned home and left again· Angela's Ashes Death of Patricia Madigan· Angela's Ashes Frank's conjunctivitis hospitalization· Angela's Ashes Essay "Jesus and Weather" made Frank enter sixth grade· Angela's Ashes Collapse of the McCourt home· Angela's Ashes Irish War of Independence· Angela's Ashes Angela applied for public relief· Angela's Ashes Frank's coal-delivery job· Angela's Ashes Great Depression· Angela's Ashes World War I· Angela's Ashes Repeal of Prohibition in the United States· Angela's Ashes