The role of Dublin in the Irish National Movement, 1840-48
Through the existence of a large, politically-aware middle class and the Repeal press, Dublin played a central role in the national movement. Dublin Repealers were mainly Catholics, hoping to improve their social position and restore prosperity. Dublin provided substantial funds for the Repeal Assoc...
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University of Leeds
1973
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