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Subject: [Scotch-Irish] New Book Irish Migrants in Britain-special offer
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 14:30:12 +0100


Cork University Press is delighted to offer you as a member of the
Scotch-irish-l mailing list a saving of EUR17.25 or £11 off the list price
Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: Documentary History. In addition all
orders recieved before May 31st, 2002 will enjoy free postage.

Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: A Documentary History

By Roger Swift

An edited collection of documents relating to the Irish experience in
Britain in the nineteenth and early twentieth century.

Description:

The past twenty years have witnessed notable developments in the scholarly
study of Irish migration and settlement in nineteenth-century Britain, as a
burgeoning historiography and the emergence of specialist courses in British
colleges and universities serve to illustrate. The first of its kind, this
documentary history seeks to support the study and teaching of the subject
by using a range of contemporary documents, including extracts from
parliamentary papers, social surveys, newspapers, letters and reminiscences
to explore the experiences of Irish people in urban and rural Britain
between 1815 and 1914. By reference to themes of migration, settlement,
employment, social conditions, religion and politics, the sources contained
in this collection not only provide insights into the causes, features and
consequences of Irish migration. The book also demonstrates that while the
experiences of Irish migrants were complex and diverse, varying in time and
place, so too were contemporary attitudes towards them.

Each chapter comprises a contextual commentary, a selection of primary
sources and notes pointing to further reading. This unique anthology, which
also includes a comprehensive bibliography, will be of particular interest
to students and teachers of modern British and Irish social history. It is
also relevant to the study of immigrants and minorities in modern British
Society.


Market: Academic and Undergraduate

Subject Classification: Irish History

Key Features:

·Reproduces critical documents relating to Irish people in Britain
·Provides a useful tool for the burgeoning British Irish studies
market
·A invaluable source for students of Irish History in general

Published May 2002, ISBN 1 85918 236 4, Cloth, EUR57.25, 234 x 156mm, 360pp

Professor Roger Swift is Director of the Centre for Victorian Studies at
Chester College and a Fellow of the Institute of Irish Studies at the
University of Liverpool.

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Irish Migrants in Britain, 1815-1914: Documentary History is available to
you at the special price of $40 or EUR40 or £25. This offer is available to
all pre-paid orders received before 31th May 2002. Postage free (surface
mail).
Published May 2002. ISBN: 1 85918 236 4, Cloth, EUR57.25, UK£37, US$59.95,
234 x 156mm, 360pp

Detailed contents will appear soon at http://www.corkuniversitypress.com

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