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| Titre : | Eighteenth-Century Ireland Vol. 27 - 2012 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2012 |
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David A. FLEMING, Auteur
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This article examines a selection of Gaelic verse composed in eighteenth-century Munster to determine attitudes towards local protestant families. It argues that Gaelic poets subscribed to a range ...
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Between Pope and Merriman : Poetry and Politics in R. Buggin's The Inchanted Garden: A Vision (1716)
Michael GRIFFIN, Auteur
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Limerick was Brian Merriman's local metropole; it was a Georgian city with an Anglocentric, Protestant public sphere, and by the time he would compose his Cuirt an Mhean Oiche/The Midnight Court (1...
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Craig BAILEY, Auteur
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In 1783, the Benevolent Society of St Patrick developed a liberal program of relief to assist the Irish poor in London. Yet, by 1785, the society came under attack for pursuing a course of heedless...
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James KELLY, Auteur
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The famine of 1740-41 was, by some margin, the most acute crisis that the population of eighteenth-century Ireland experienced. Yet, the response to the famine remains under-explored. This paper fo...
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Conrad BRUNSTROM, Auteur ;
Declan KAVANAGH, Auteur
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In the introduction to his completed Works (1786), Arthur Murphy (1727-1805) wrote: 'Of the political papers which fell from my pen many years ago, I hope no trace is left'. Although Murphy's caree...
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Liam MAC MATHUNA, Auteur
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This article examines the literary legacy of Sean O Neachtain, his son Tadhg and the other Irish-speaking scholars who flourished in Dublin in the early part of the eighteenth century. Much of the ...
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Brian O DALAIGH, Auteur
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This article describes the life experiences of the school teacher and language revivalist Tomas O Miochain. We know a considerable amount about him because of his habit of advertising his school in...
