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Volume 38 - Issue 152 - November 2013

Reviews and Short Notices

Ulster to America: The Scots-Irish migration experience, 1680–1830. Edited by Warren F. Hosftra. Pp 263. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press. 2012. $45 hardback.

Ireland and empire, 1692–1770. By C. I. McGrath. Pp xiv, 310. London: Pickering and Chatto. 2012. £60 hardback.

The Old Library, Trinity College Dublin, 1712–2012. Edited by W. E. Vaughan. Pp 480, Illus. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. €50

Blasphemers & blackguards: the Irish hellfire clubs. By David Ryan. Pp 320. Dublin: Merrion. 2012. €45.

The ‘natural leaders’ and their world: politics, culture and society in Belfast, c.1801–1832. Jonathan Jeffrey Wright. Pp xii, 284. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2013. £75 hardback.

Negotiating insanity in the southeast of Ireland 1820–1900. By Catherine Cox. Pp 276. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2012. £65.

Irish Catholicism and science: from ‘godless colleges’ to the ‘Celtic Tiger’. By Don O'Leary. Pp xvi, 343. Cork: Cork University Press. 2012. €39.

The dynamiters: Irish nationalism and political violence in the wider world, 1867–1900. By Niall Whelehan. Pp xvi, 324. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2012. £60.

Tom Clarke: life, liberty, revolution. By Gerard MacAtasney. Pp xvi, 306. Sallins, Portland: Merrion. 2013. €16.15. - Dublin 1916: the French connection. By W.J. McCormack. Pp 248. Dublin: Gill & Macmillan. 2012. €23.99.

Independent newspapers: a history. Edited by Mark O'Brien and Kevin Rafter. Pp xvi, 216. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. €45.

Sligo: the Irish Revolution, 1912–1923. By Michael Farry. Pp 192, illus. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. €45 hardback. €17.50 paperback.

Irish women at work 1930–1960. By Elizabeth Kiely and Máire Leane. Pp xix, 220. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2012. €60 hardback. €24.95 paperback.

Olivia Manning: imperial refugee. By Eve Patten. Pp 234. Cork: Cork University Press. 2011 £35.

The University of Limerick: a history. By David Fleming. Pp xix, 348, illus. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. €55 hardback.

Special category: the I.R.A. in English prisons, vol. 1: 1968–1978 by Ruán O'Donnell. Pp 528. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2012. €22.95.

Viewpoints: theoretical perspectives on Irish visual texts. Edited by Claire Bracken and Emma Radley. Pp xviii, 278. Cork: Cork University Press. €39.

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