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| Titre : | Eighteenth-Century Ireland vol. 24 - 2009 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/01/2009 |
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John C. GREENE, Auteur
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This article attempts to disentangle and reconstruct the vicious legal imbroglio that took place in 1789-90 between Richard Daly, the important Dublin theatre manager, and John Magee, the publisher...
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L. M. CULLEN, Auteur
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Choiseul and his cousin Choiseul-Praslin had many Irish links, and there were two marriages of the Choiseul clan, one in the 1760s, another in the 1760s, into the Rothe and O'Brien families. The po...
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Siofra PIERSE, Auteur
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References to everyday life are deliberately, almost ostentatiously, threaded through the text of Voltaire's published work of history and historiography, despite the more traditional contemporary ...
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Daniel S. ROBERTS, Auteur
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Dean Mahomet's Travels through several parts of India in the service of the Honourable east India Company (Cork, 1794), published by subscription in Cork is reputedly the first English book by an I...
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Eoin KINSELLA, Auteur
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The Williamite war in Ireland was bought to a close through a series of negotiated surrenders. The surrender of Limerick is best known, though articles of surrender were also signed at Drogheda, Wa...
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John BERGIN, Auteur
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During the eighteenth century Catholics were excluded from most branches of the legal profession in Ireland and England. Some, including a group of Irish Catholics at the the inns of court in Londo...
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Patrick WALSH, Auteur
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This document is a hitherto unpublished letter from Edmund Burke, the stateman and philosopher, to Thomas Conolly, the prominent Irish politician dating from 1778. It is the only known letter from ...
