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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... O'Connell: Innovation and Ambiguity I. The Union and its context II. Emancipation overtures III. Emancipation gained IV. The phenomenon of O'Connell V. Repeal and reform VI. Repeal and failure 2. Society Agrarian Crisis and Population ...
... O'Connell: Innovation and Ambiguity I. The Union and its context II. Emancipation overtures III. Emancipation gained IV. The phenomenon of O'Connell V. Repeal and reform VI. Repeal and failure 2. Society Agrarian Crisis and Population ...
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... O'Connell's political associations had at first been as bare of sentiment as the price list of a commercial traveller', under the influence of the Young Irelanders new cards were issued which . . . blossomed. into. poetry. and. history ...
... O'Connell's political associations had at first been as bare of sentiment as the price list of a commercial traveller', under the influence of the Young Irelanders new cards were issued which . . . blossomed. into. poetry. and. history ...
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... O'Connell or Parnell or Carson or Pearse. Nor did they simply constitute anonymous elements in a drama whose course and conclusion were predestined by economic forces, by the imperatives of nationalism, or even by God Himself. They had ...
... O'Connell or Parnell or Carson or Pearse. Nor did they simply constitute anonymous elements in a drama whose course and conclusion were predestined by economic forces, by the imperatives of nationalism, or even by God Himself. They had ...
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Conflict and Conformity K.Theodore Hoppen. PART ONE Under Strain: From Union to Famine This page intentionally left blank CHAPTER ONE Politics O'Connell: Innovation Part One: Under Strain: From Union to Famine.
Conflict and Conformity K.Theodore Hoppen. PART ONE Under Strain: From Union to Famine This page intentionally left blank CHAPTER ONE Politics O'Connell: Innovation Part One: Under Strain: From Union to Famine.
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Conflict and Conformity K.Theodore Hoppen. This page intentionally left blank CHAPTER ONE Politics O'Connell: Innovation and Ambiguity The nature of.
Conflict and Conformity K.Theodore Hoppen. This page intentionally left blank CHAPTER ONE Politics O'Connell: Innovation and Ambiguity The nature of.
Contents
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Winners and Losers From Famine to
Partition | 87 |
Promised Lands Ireland since 1921 | 185 |
Bibliography | 291 |
Index | 333 |
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