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Volume 38 - Issue 150 - November 2012

Reviews and short notices

The London Letters of Samuel Molyneux, 1712–13. Edited by Ann Saunders. Pp 168. London: London Topographical Society. 2011. £20.

A cultural history of the Irish novel, 1790–1829. By Claire Connolly. Pp xi, 269. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2011. £55.

Irish imperial networks: migration, social communication and exchange in nineteenth-century India. By Barry Crosbie. Pp xiv, 301. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2012. £60.

Daniel O'Connell and the anti-slavery movement: ‘‘the saddest people the sun sees’. By Christine Kinealy. Pp vii, 218. London: Pickering & Chatto. 2011. £60.

Irish nationalists and the making of the Irish race. By Bruce Nelson. Pp xiv, 333. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2012. £30.95.

Ireland on show. Art, union, and nationhood. By Fintan Cullen. Pp xxi, 206, illus. Farnham: Ashgate. 2012. £65.

Scottishness and Irishness in New Zealand since 1840. By Angela McCarthy. Pp xvi, 235. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2011. £60. (Studies in Imperialism)

John Dooley's Civil War. An Irish American's journey in the First Virginia Infantry Regiment. Edited by Robert Emmett Curran. Pp xxxiii, 515. Knoxville: The University of Tennessee Press. 2012. $59.

Enigma. A new life of Charles Stewart Parnell. By Paul Bew. Pp xvi, 256. Dublin: Gill and Macmillan. 2011. €19.99.

Constructing Irish national identity: discourse and ritual during the Land War, 1879–1882. By Anne Kane. Pp 298. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 2011. £65.

Land, popular politics and agrarian violence in Ireland. The case of County Kerry, 1872–86. By Donnacha Seán Lucey. Pp xiv, 270. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2011. €28 paperback.

‘Solitary and wild’: Frederick MacNeice and the salvation of Ireland. By David Fitzpatrick. Pp vii, 427, illus. Dublin: The Lilliput Press. 2012. €40.

Alice Milligan and the Irish cultural revival. By Catherine Morris. Pp 342. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. €49.50.

Rugby in Munster. A social and cultural history. By Liam O'Callaghan. Pp viii, 300. Cork: Cork University Press. 2011. €39.

Film exhibition and distribution in Ireland, 1909–2010. By Kevin Rockett with Emer Rockett. Pp 652. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2011. €55.

A kingdom united. Popular responses to the outbreak of the First World War in Britain and Ireland. By Catriona Pennell. Pp ix, 308. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2012. £65.

Exhuming passions: the pressure of the past in Ireland and Australia. Edited by Katie Holmes and Stuart Ward. Pp 304. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2011. €45.

Returning home: Irish ex-servicemen after the Second World War. By Bernard Kelly. Pp ix, 240, illus. Dublin: Merrion. 2012. €45 hardback; €17.99 paperback.

Asking Angela Macnamara. An intimate history of Irish lives. By Paul Ryan. Pp 228. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2012. €60 hardback; €24.95 paperback.

Belfast and Derry in revolt: a new history of the start of the Troubles. By Simon Prince and Geoffrey Warner. Pp xv, 271. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2012. €60 hardback; €24.95 paperback.

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