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Volume 45 - November 2021

Reviews and short notices

The daughters of the first earl of Cork: writing family, faith, politics and place. By Ann-Maria Walsh. Pp 178. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2020. €45 hardback.

Catholicity and the covenant of works: James Ussher and the reformed tradition. By Harrison Perkins. Pp 293. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2020. £64.

Empire and enterprise: money, power and the adventurers for Irish land during the British Civil Wars. By David Brown. Pp 312. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2020. £80 hardback.

Making, breaking and remaking the Irish missionary network: Ireland, Rome and the West Indies in the seventeenth century. By Matteo Binasco. Pp 282. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave. 2020. €77.99.

Irish Jesuit annual letters, 1604–1674. Edited by Vera Moynes. 2 volumes. Pp xxvii, 1013. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. 2019. €80.

Building the Irish courthouse and prison: a political history, 1750–1850. By Richard J. Butler. Pp 652. Cork: Cork University Press. 2020. €39 hardback.

Violent loyalties: manliness, migration and the Irish in the Canadas, 1798–1841. By Jane G. V. McGaughey. Pp 256. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2020. £80 hardback.

Henry Joy McCracken. By Jim Smyth. Pp 112. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2020. €17. - May tyrants tremble: the life of William Drennan, 1754–1820. By Fergus Whelan. Pp 338. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2020. €29.95

Irish nationalists in America: the politics of exile, 1798–1998. By David Brundage. Pp 288. New York: Oxford University Press. 2016 (paperback edition 2019). £19.99 paperback.

Ireland's empire: the Roman Catholic church in the English-speaking world, 1829–1914. By Colin Barr. Pp 566. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2020. £75.

The unstoppable Irish: songs and integration of the New York Irish, 1783–1883. By Dan Milner. Pp 294. South Bend, IN: University of Notre Dame Press. 2019. $40 hardback.

Middle-class life in Victorian Belfast. By Alice Johnson. Pp 320. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2020. £80.

Maud Gonne. By Trish Ferguson. Pp 119. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2020. €17.00. - Margaret Skinnider. By Mary McAuliffe. Pp 137. Dublin: University College Dublin Press. 2020. €17.00.

The rise and fall of the Orange Order during the Famine years: from reformation to Dolly's Brae. By Daragh Curran. Pp 224. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2021. €50/£45 hardback.

Ernest Bylthe in Ulster: the making of a double agent? By David Fitzpatrick. Pp 275. Cork: Cork University Press. 2018. €39.

Women, crime and punishment in Ireland: life in the nineteenth-century convict prison. By Elaine Farrell. Pp 292. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2020. £75.

Under the starry flag: how a band of Irish Americans joined the Fenian revolt and sparked a crisis over citizenship. By Lucy E. Salyer. Pp 316. Cambridge, MS and London: the Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 2018. €27/$29.95 hardback.

Art O'Brien and Irish nationalism in London, 1900–25. By Mary MacDiarmada. Pp 220. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2020. €49.50.

Fascism and constitutional conflict: the British extreme right and Ulster in the twentieth century. By James Loughlin. Pp 366. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2019. £90.

The history of physical culture in Ireland. By Conor Heffernan. Pp 280. Cham: Palgrave. 2021. €96 hardback.

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