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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71120-1Rural history; Galway; Great Famine; Modernisation; E; P; Thompson; Landlords; Irish Question; Radical; Farme

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Brian CaseyRedresses an imbalance in the historiography of the Irish class system, offering a much-needed account of the Irish rural proletariat.Examines a wide range of sources to uncover the experiences and so

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Statistische Transportph?nomened and politically aware in their own right. Their experiences have gone largely unrecorded and this book redresses this imbalance by deliberately focusing upon their experiences in order to further develop our understanding of the complex class relations in provincial Ireland. The lower classes deve

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Grundzüge der kinetischen Gastheorieate management policies of landlords in east Galway. The varying estate management policies amongst east Galway landlords warrant assessment here. Lords Clonbrock and Clancarty were hostile to subdivision prior to the Famine and generally preferred estates of small farmers, while others such as Asht

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-85788-4llot Act of 1872. Recently discovered correspondence between the first Marquis of Clanricarde and other Galway landlords showed their belief that Trench’s candidature was destined to fail because of his father’s previous behaviour, and they wanted to limit the contagion that would spread. The over-e

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