Ireland since 1800: Conflict and ConformityThe second edition of this bestselling survey of modern Irish history covers social, religious as well as political history and offers a distinctive combination of chronological and thematic approaches. |
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... administration forced the relevant legislation through the Irish parliament by combining the carrot of patronage with the stick of fear. Educated Catholics on the whole supported the measure because the government promised that ...
... administration forced the relevant legislation through the Irish parliament by combining the carrot of patronage with the stick of fear. Educated Catholics on the whole supported the measure because the government promised that ...
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... administration – all of them political in the widest sense – than for any real movement in the direction of repeal. By 1835 the pragmatic side of O'Connell's character as well as a lifelong commitment to liberal reformism broadly ...
... administration – all of them political in the widest sense – than for any real movement in the direction of repeal. By 1835 the pragmatic side of O'Connell's character as well as a lifelong commitment to liberal reformism broadly ...
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... administration's side of the Lichfield House bargain by effectively opening large areas of official employment and patronage to Catholics and thus to a substantial extent satisfying the aspirations of those prosperous Catholics who had ...
... administration's side of the Lichfield House bargain by effectively opening large areas of official employment and patronage to Catholics and thus to a substantial extent satisfying the aspirations of those prosperous Catholics who had ...
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... administration in general, see McDowell 1964.) 58 Ó Tuathaigh 1977. 59 McDowell 1952: 186. 60 Crossman 1996: 49–89; Palmer 1988: 316–75. 61 Macintyre 1965: 167–200. More controversial was the new Irish poor law introduced in 1838 ...
... administration in general, see McDowell 1964.) 58 Ó Tuathaigh 1977. 59 McDowell 1952: 186. 60 Crossman 1996: 49–89; Palmer 1988: 316–75. 61 Macintyre 1965: 167–200. More controversial was the new Irish poor law introduced in 1838 ...
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... administration of which he was part, most notably in the case of his famous public rebuke to the landed magistrates of Tipperary in 1838 that 'Property has its duties as well as its rights' and that 'to the neglect of those duties in ...
... administration of which he was part, most notably in the case of his famous public rebuke to the landed magistrates of Tipperary in 1838 that 'Property has its duties as well as its rights' and that 'to the neglect of those duties in ...
Contents
Religion The Birthpangs of Modernity | |
Society Agricola Victor | |
Politics Nationalism and Localism | |
Religion Triumphs and Stockades | |
Politics An Island Now Formally Divided | |
Society Stagnation Boom Slump Boom | |
Religion Piety and Its Spoils | |
Mother and child | |
Index | |
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