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Volume 39 - May 2014

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Newspapers and newsmakers: the Dublin nationalist press in the mid-nineteenth century. By Ann Andrews. Pp 286. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2014. €95.

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Sport in Ireland, 1600–1840. By James Kelly. Pp 384. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2014. €39.95.

The Bordeaux–Dublin letters, 1757: correspondence of an Irish community Abroad. Edited by L. M. Cullen, John Shovlin and Thomas M. Truxes. Pp xxvi, 330, illus. Oxford: published for the British Academy by Oxford University Press. 2013. £70. (Records of Social and Economic History, 53).

The Battle of Kinsale: study and documents from the Spanish archives. Edited by Enrique García Hernán. Pp xviii, 737, illus. Valencia: Albatros Ediciones. 2009. €50.

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The Scots in Victorian and Edwardian Belfast: a study in elite migration. By Kyle Hughes. Pp x, 236. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. (Scottish Historical Review Monograph, 21). 2013. £55.

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General Percy Kirke and the later Stuart army. By John Childs. Pp 272. London & New York: Bloomsbury. 2014. £65.

Ulster since 1600: politics, economy, society. Edited by Liam Kennedy and Philip Ollerenshaw. Pp xv, 355. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2013. £35 hardback.

Population, providence, and empire: the churches and emigration from nineteenth-century Ireland. By Sarah Roddy. Pp xii, 275. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2014. £70.

Verse travesty in Restoration Ireland: ‘Purgatorium Hibernicum’ (NLI MS 470) and ‘the Fingallian Travesty’ (BL, Sloane MS 900). Edited by Andrew Carpenter. Pp xvi, 240. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. 2013. €30.

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The Irish-American dynamite campaign. By Joseph McKenna. Pp 216. Jefferson: McFarlane & Company. 2012. $49.95. - The Fenians: Irish rebellion in the North Atlantic world, 1858–1876. Patrick Steward and Bryan McGovern. Pp 328. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press. 2013. $45.

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The Irish and the making of American sport, 1835–1920. By Patrick R. Redmond. Pp 468. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland.2014. $55 paperback.

The Ulster plantation: ideology and practice. Edited by Éamonn Ó Ciardha and Micheál Ó Siochrú. Pp xiii, 269. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2013. £70.

The vestry records of the parish of St Audoen, Dublin, 1636–1702. Edited by Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha. Pp 192 illus. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2012. £55

Land questions in modern Ireland. Edited by Fergus Campbell and Tony Varley. Pp 272. Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press. 2013. £70.

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Kevin O’Shiel: Tyrone nationalist and Irish state-builder. By Eda Sagarra. Pp xvi, 334. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2013. €65.

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Possessed by the devil: the real history of the Islandmagee witches and Ireland's only mass witchcraft trial. By Andrew Sneddon. Pp 222. Dublin: History Press of Ireland. 2013. €15.30.

A very independent county: parliamentary elections and politics in County Armagh, 1750–1800. By C. F. McGleenon. Pp xii, 324. Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation, 2011. £24.99.

The shadow of a year: the 1641 rebellion in Irish history and memory. By John Gibney. Pp xii, 244. Madison, Wisc: University of Wisconsin Press. $29.95.

Homicide in pre-Famine and Famine Ireland. By Richard Mc Mahon. Ppxii, 221. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2013. £70.

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Judging W. T. Cosgrave. By Michael Laffan. Pp x, 412. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. 2014. €30.

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