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Kennedy Lindsay
Kennedy Lindsay (1924–1997) was a Northern Ireland politician and a leading advocate of Ulster nationalism. Born in Canada but raised in Northern Ireland, Lindsay pursued as a career as a history academic before becoming associated with the Ulster Vanguard tendency of unionism. He took a leading role in the tendency within the Vanguard that supported a diminished role for the United Kingdom in Northern Ireland and produced the ''Dominion of Ulster'', outlining his views, in 1972.
Lindsay would subsequently lead two political parties advocating his dominion idea but failed to gain much support. He largely left active politics in his later life to concentrate on writing.
==Academic career==
Born in Saskatchewan, Canada of Ulster Scots descent, Lindsay was raised on a farm in Northern Ireland after his family emigrated.〔Kennedy Lindsay, ''Ambush at Tully-West: The British Intelligence Services in Action'', Dundalk: The Dundrod Press, 1980, p. 2〕 He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, Edinburgh University and in London, gaining a PhD in modern history, studying under Richard Pares and Lewis Bernstein Namier.〔 His academic career saw Lindsay lecture and research in North America and Nigeria and he spent a number of years at the Royal Military College of Canada in Canada, where he also worked for the Canadian International Development Agency and the Canadian Department of External Affairs.〔 He eventually returned to Northern Ireland and lectured in the School of Humanities at the University of Ulster in Coleraine, County Londonderry.
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