Eighteenth-Century Ireland

Those who wish to put together the complete picture and story of eighteenth-century Ireland, in so far as these have been assembled in the literature of the last thirty years, will need to study many writings that lie on the periphery of the subject, or at least outside the main historiographical tradition. The scholarship seems to exist in separate layers which sometimes touch one another without quite interpenetrating; and a man may make a genuine contribution in his own field but still require to be read with a special critical alertness because he is unaware of what is happening in other fields. Important items may appear in periodicals not regularly consulted by historians

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• The Cambridge History of Ireland

  Open Access•Brendan Smith, Jane Ohlmeyer et al.•Cambridge History of Ireland•2018

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• Swift’s moral economy

  Andreas He, Andreas Hess et al.•History of European Ideas•2020

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• Political Toasting in Eighteenth-Century Ireland

  Open Access•Martyn J Powell•History•2006

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• Whig Tactics and Parliamentary Precedent

  Open Access•J C D Clark•The Historical Journal•1978

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• Contemporary Irish Writing and Environmentalism

  Open Access•Donna L Potts•Contemporary Irish Writing and…•2018

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• Swift's Economic Views and Mercantilism

  Louis A Landa•ELH•1943

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• The Scotch-Irish and the coming of the revolution in North Carolina

  Open Access•E R R Green•Irish Historical Studies•1950

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• The catholics of the towns and the quarterage dispute in eighteenth-century Ireland

  Open Access•Maureen MacGeehin•Irish Historical Studies•1952

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• Irish smuggling in the eighteenth century

  Open Access•Francis James, F G James•Irish Historical Studies•1961

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• The Rise and Fall of the Belfast Cotton Industry

  Open Access•John J Monaghan•Irish Historical Studies•1942

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• The Irish ‘Proclamation’ Fund, 1800–1846

  A Aspinall•The English Historical Review•1941

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• The Authorship of the Manuscript Irish Parliamentary Diary (1776–1789) in the Library of Congress

  Peter D G Thomas•The English Historical Review•1962

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• The Exchange Business of the Irish Banks in the Eighteenth Century

  L M Cullen•Economica•1958

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• Industrial Archaeology

  Arthur Raistrick•Industrial Archaeology•2023

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• Ulster Emigration to Colonial America, 1718-1775

  James G Leyburn, R J Dickson•The William and Mary Quarterly•1968

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• The Canals of the North of Ireland

  E R R Green, W A Mccutcheon•The Economic History Review•1967

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