The word “boycott” itself originated during the 1880 Irish Land Wars, and referred to the resistance to English land agent and former army officer Captain Charles Boycott. Tenants of the absentee ...
Indeed the Irish have a strong claim to having invented the boycott, a term and practice that took root following the ostracisation in 1880 of an English land agent named Charles Cunningham ...
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