Ceasefire: Words From: The Independent - London | Date: September 4, 1994| Author: NICHOLAS BAGNALL | Copyright 1994 The Independent - London. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

BEFORE Ulster loyalist spokesmen began throwing verbal bricks at the "pan-nationalists" I must admit that I had not come across this particular pan- combination. Pan-Buddhists, Pan-Anglo-Saxons and the Pan- Celtic Movement, yes: Pan American Airways certainly. I had even heard of the pan-

Satanists, who thought the Prince of Darkness ruled the world. All these expressions are attached to specifically named groups. Pan-Slavism wanted a confederation of all Slavonic- speaking people, Pan...

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