W A Maguire
Biographic Data
| ID | 1125566 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W A Maguire |
| GIVEN NAMES | W A |
| FAMILY NAME | Maguire |
| SIGNATURE | MAGUIRE W A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ulster |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The estate of Cú Chonnacht Maguire of Tempo: A case history from the Williamite land settlement
As J.G. Simms remarked more than thirty years ago in the introduction to his notable book on the subject, ‘the Williamite confiscation was the last of a series which in the course of a century and a half changed the ownership of the greater part of Ireland’. The Williamite confiscation in Ireland, 1690–1703 was a landmark in the complicated and, till then, much misunderstood history of the subject. In fact, and rather oddly considering the import…
Lord Donegall and the Hearts of Steel
Between the summer of 1770 and the close of the year 1772, large areas of rural Ulster were rendered ungovernable by the activities of the Hearts of Steel or Steelboys. Agrarian agitation was not new, of course — during 1763 Tyrone, Armagh and Mormghan had been similarly affected by the Oakboys — but apart from the more serious and more prolonged nature of the Hearts of Steel outbreak, which gave it a notoriety and importance of its own, and the …
The 1822 Settlement of the Donegall Estates
Lord Donegall and the Sale of Belfast: A Case History from the Encumbered Estates Court
The Downshire Estates in Ireland 1801-1845: The Management of Irish Landed Estates in the Early Nineteenth Century
The 1822 Settlement of the Donegall Estates
Lord Donegall and the Hearts of Steel
Between the summer of 1770 and the close of the year 1772, large areas of rural Ulster were rendered ungovernable by the activities of the Hearts of Steel or Steelboys. Agrarian agitation was not new, of course — during 1763 Tyrone, Armagh and Mormghan had been similarly affected by the Oakboys — but apart from the more serious and more prolonged nature of the Hearts of Steel outbreak, which gave it a notoriety and importance of its own, and the …
Lord Donegall and the Sale of Belfast: A Case History from the Encumbered Estates Court
The Downshire Estates in Ireland 1801-1845: The Management of Irish Landed Estates in the Early Nineteenth Century
The 1822 Settlement of the Donegall Estates
Lord Donegall and the Sale of Belfast: A Case History from the Encumbered Estates Court
Lord Donegall and the Hearts of Steel
Between the summer of 1770 and the close of the year 1772, large areas of rural Ulster were rendered ungovernable by the activities of the Hearts of Steel or Steelboys. Agrarian agitation was not new, of course — during 1763 Tyrone, Armagh and Mormghan had been similarly affected by the Oakboys — but apart from the more serious and more prolonged nature of the Hearts of Steel outbreak, which gave it a notoriety and importance of its own, and the …
The estate of Cú Chonnacht Maguire of Tempo: A case history from the Williamite land settlement
As J.G. Simms remarked more than thirty years ago in the introduction to his notable book on the subject, ‘the Williamite confiscation was the last of a series which in the course of a century and a half changed the ownership of the greater part of Ireland’. The Williamite confiscation in Ireland, 1690–1703 was a landmark in the complicated and, till then, much misunderstood history of the subject. In fact, and rather oddly considering the import…
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