Irish Economic and Social History

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Volume 22, issue 1, 1995

The Golden Age of Economic Growth in Postwar Europe: Why Did Northern Ireland Miss Out? pp. 5-25

Nicholas Crafts

Lancashire, the Famine Irish and the Poor Laws: A Study in Crisis Management pp. 26-48

Frank Neal

Life after Death? A Preliminary Survey of the Irish Presbyterian Ministry in the Nineteenth Century pp. 49-63

Kenneth D Brown

Mechanised Linen Manufacture in Limerick in 1859; Some Clues to the External Economies of the Belfast Industry pp. 64-76

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Ulster Migrants in an Age of Rebellion: The Crocketts of Raphoe pp. 77-87

David N. Doyle and Kerby A. Miller

National Archives Survey of Business Records pp. 88-89

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Public Record Office of Northern Ireland: Recent Accessions of Interest to the Social and Economic Historian pp. 89-90

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The Merchant Community of Belfast, 1660–1992 pp. 91-92

Jean Agnew

The Construction Industry in Belfast, 1800–1914 pp. 92-94

John E. Cockerill

The Social Basis of Irish Nationalism 1867–1879 (With a Focus on North Tipperary) pp. 94-96

Clare Murphy

The Geography of Poverty: Dublin 1850–1900. The Social Mission of the Church, with Particular Reference to Margaret Aylward and Co-Workers pp. 96-98

Jacinta Lucy Prunty

Select Bibliography of Writings on Irish Economic and Social History: Published in 1994 pp. 99-132

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Review: Trade Unionism, Socialism and Partition. The Labour Movement in Northern Ireland, 1939–53 pp. 133-134

Marc Mulholland

Review: The Catholic Church and the Foundation of the Northern Irish State pp. 134-136

David W. Miller

Review: Chasing Progress in the Irish Republic pp. 136-138

Cathal Guiomard

Review: Coming into the Light: The Work, Politics and Religion of Women in Ulster 1840–1940 pp. 138-140

Caitriona Clear

Review: William Crolly, Archbishop of Armagh, 1835–1849 pp. 140-142

Gerard Moran

Review: Ireland and the Vatican: The Politics and Diplomacy of Church-State Relations pp. 142-144

Michael Kennedy

Review: The Orange Riots: Irish Political Violence in New York City, 1870 and 1871 pp. 144-146

David Doyle

Review: ‘Life That is Exile’: Daniel Corkery and the Search for Irish Ireland pp. 146-147

SUsannah Riordan

Review: Colonel Edward Saunderson: Land and Loyalty in Victorian Ireland pp. 147-149

Patrick Maume

Review: Local Government in Nineteenth Century Ireland pp. 149-150

Martin Maguire

Review: Country, Class or Croft? The Politicisation if the Skilled Artisan in Nineteenth-Century Cork pp. 151-152

A.C. Hepburn

Review: Husbandry to Housewifery: Women, Economic Change and Housework in Ireland 1890–1914 pp. 152-154

Liam Kennedy

Review: Women and Philanthropy in Nineteenth-Century Ireland pp. 154-156

Maura Cronin

Report of the Honorary Secretary pp. 157-157

David V. Craig

Volume 21, issue 1, 1994

Economic Convergence: Placing Post-famine Ireland in Comparative Perspective* pp. 5-27

Jeffrey G. Williamson

The First Irish Linen Mills, 1800–1824 pp. 28-38

Akihiro Takei

Town Tenant Protest in Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-century Ireland* pp. 39-57

B.J. Graham and Susan Hood

Property Transactions in Ireland, 1708–1988: An Introduction* pp. 58-71

Kevin O'Rourke and Ben Polak

Irish Manuscripts Commission Survey of Business Records pp. 72-74

Brian Donnelly

Public Record Office of Northern Ireland: Recent Accessions of Interest to the Social and Economic Historian pp. 74-75

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Schooling and the Promotion of Literacy in Nineteenth Century Ireland pp. 76-78

John Logan

Father Patrick Lavelle: The Rise and Fall of an Irish Nationalist, 1825–1886 pp. 78-79

Gerard Moran

Feminism in Early Twentieth-century Ireland: A Sociological Study pp. 80-81

Louise Ryan

The Catholic Laity of Dublin 1920–1940 pp. 81-82

Maurice Hartigan

Constantly in Fide: The Persistence of Traditional Religion in Early Modern Ireland, 1400–1690 pp. 82-83

Samantha A. Meigs

Select Bibliography of Writings on Irish Economic and Social History pp. 84-111

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Reviews pp. 112-140

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Economic and Social History Society of Ireland: Report of the Honorary Secretary pp. 141-141

David V. Craig

Volume 20, issue 1, 1993

A Planter's Interaction with Gaelic Culture: Sir Matthew De Renzy, 1577–1634 pp. 1-17

Brian Mac Cuarta Sj

Love, Labour and Life: Women in Carrick-On-Suir in the Late Eighteenth Century pp. 18-34

L.A. Clarkson

A Socio-Economic Analysis of the Dublin Protestant Working Class, 1870–1926 pp. 35-61

Martin Maguire

Plantation and Profit: Richard Spert's Tract on Ireland, 1608 pp. 62-71

Raymond Gillespie and Richard Spert

Irish Manuscripts Commission Survey of Business Records pp. 72-75

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The Irish Baptists, 1650–1780 pp. 76-77

Kevin Herlihy

Crime, Law Enforcement, and Punishment in Dublin, 1780–95 pp. 78-79

Brian Henry

The Landed Gentry of Galway, 1820–1880 pp. 80-81

Patrick Melvin

The Protestant Population of South-East Leinster, 1834–1981 pp. 82-83

Ferran Glenfield

Select Bibliography of Writings on Irish Economic and Social History: Published in 1992 pp. 84-106

Martin Maguire

Review: Kilkenny, History and Society: Interdisciplinary Essays on the History of an Irish County pp. 107-108

Nicholas Canny

Review: Civil War and Restoration in the Three Stuart Kingdoms: The Career of Randal MacDonnell, Marquis of Antrim, 1609–1683 pp. 108-111

Padraig Lenihan

Review: Heads and Hearths: The Hearth Money Rolls and Poll Tax Returns for County Antrim 1660–69 pp. 111-113

W J Smyth

Review: The Fall and Rise of the Irish Nation: The Catholic Question 1690–1830 pp. 113-115

David Hempton

Review: Religion, Law and Power: The Making of Protestant Ireland 1660–1760 pp. 115-117

T.M. Devine

Review: Prelude to Union: Anglo-Irish Politics in the 1780s pp. 117-119

David Hayton

Review: The Men of No Property; Irish Radicals and Popular Politics in the Late Eighteenth Century pp. 119-121

Eamonn O'Flaherty

Review: Political Economy and Colonial Ireland: The Propagation and Ideological Function of Economic Discourse in the Nineteenth Century pp. 121-122

Cormac Ó Gráda

Review: Father Mathew and the Irish Temperance Movement pp. 122-124

Elizabeth Malcolm

Review: ‘the Visitation of God’? The Potato and the Great Irish Famine pp. 124-125

Mary E. Daly

Review: Women and the Family in Post-Famine Ireland: Status and Opportunity in a Patriarchal Society pp. 125-126

Joanna Bourke

Review: Approaching the Past: Historical Anthropology through Irish Case Studies pp. 126-128

David Fitzpatrick

Review: A Day in Our Life, a Pity Youth Does Not Last, the Western Island, the Islandman, Twenty Years A-Growing pp. 129-132

Niall Ó Ciosáin

Review: A Labour History of Ireland pp. 133-134

Madeleine Humphreys

Review: The Development of Industrial Society in Ireland pp. 134-136

Patrick Clancy

Short Notices pp. 137-139

Howard Clarke, Mary E. Daly, Brian Henry and Cormac Ó Gráda

Report of the Honorary Secretary pp. 140-140

David V. Craig