Ireland Under the Union: Varieties of Tension. Essays in Honour of T.W. Moody
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Author Description
Lyons, F. S. L. T.w.m.--hill, J. The Protestant Response To Repeal: The Case Of The Dublin Working Class.--malcolm, E. Temperance And Irish Nationalism.--haire, D. N. In Aid Of The Civil Power, 1868-90.--comerford, R. V. Anglo-french Tension And The Origins Of Fenianism.--vaughan, W. E. An Assessment Of The Economic Performance Of Irish Landlords, 1851-81.--kirkpatrick, R. W. Origins And Development Of The Land War In Mid-ulster, 1879-85.--foster, R. F. To The Northern Counties Station: Lord Randolph Churchill And The Prelude To The Orange Card.--woods, C. J. The General Election Of 1892: The Catholic Clergy And The Defeat Of The Parnellites.--simms, J. G. The Historical Work Of T. W. Moody. Edited By F. S. L. Lyons & R. A. J. Hawkins. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This collection of essays investigates the multifaceted political, economic, and social tensions that defined Ireland during the period of the Union with Great Britain. Edited by F. S. L. Lyons and R. A. J. Hawkins, the volume serves as a festschrift honoring the scholarly contributions of T. W. Moody. The contributors utilize primary archival research and historical analysis to examine specific case studies, ranging from the Protestant response to Repeal to the economic performance of landlords and the influence of the Catholic clergy in electoral politics.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Analysis of the Protestant working-class response to the Repeal movement.
- Examination of the intersection between the temperance movement and Irish nationalism.
- Case studies on the economic performance of Irish landlords between 1851 and 1881.
- Historical investigation into the origins of Fenianism and the Land War in Mid-Ulster.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Experts recognize this volume as a significant contribution to nineteenth-century Irish historiography, particularly for its detailed focus on regional and social dynamics. Scholars frequently cite these essays for their rigorous methodology and their role in contextualizing the political volatility of the era.
Page Count:
348
Publication Date:
1980-06-20
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198224699
ISBN-13:
9780198224693
History
Academic
Ireland
English literature
Essays
Politics & Government
