The Cambridge History of Ireland - Series page

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The Cambridge History of Ireland - Title page

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Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Illustrations

pp ix-xi

Figures

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Tables

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Maps

pp xiv-xiv

Contributors

pp xv-xvi

General Acknowledgements

pp xvii-xviii

Acknowledgements

pp xix-xx

Abbreviations

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General Introduction

pp xxiii-xxiii

Map 1. Map of Ireland.

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Introduction: Interpreting Late Early Modern Ireland

pp 1-20

Part I - Politics

pp 21-150

1 - Irish Jacobitism, 1691–1790

pp 23-47

2 - The Politics of Protestant Ascendancy, 1730–1790

pp 48-73

3 - Ireland during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1791–1815

pp 74-101

4 - The Impact of O’Connell, 1815–1850

pp 102-127

5 - Popular Politics, 1815–1845

pp 128-150

Part II - Economy and Demography

pp 151-254

6 - Society and Economy in the Long Eighteenth Century

pp 153-178

7 - The Irish Economy, 1815–1880: Agricultural Transition, the Communications Revolution and the Limits of Industrialisation

pp 179-203

8 - Population and Emigration, 1730–1845

pp 204-230

9 - Women, Men and the Family, c.1730–c.1880

pp 231-254

Part III - Religion

pp 255-350

10 - The Catholic Church and Catholics in an Era of Sanctions and Restraints, 1690–1790

pp 257-279

11 - The Re-energising of Catholicism, 1790–1880

pp 280-304