Dublin, 1660-1860
By: Maurice Craig
Publisher: A. Figgis
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 361
Subjects: Social life and customs; Architecture
Notes: "First published 1952."

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: [I] Ormonde's Dublin; title: The Duke returns; title: An era of expansion; title: The municipality's part; title: Alarms and excursions; title: Church and State; title: The intellectuals; title: Robinson and the Royal Hospital; title: [II] Swift's Dublin; title: 'Freedom, religion and laws'; title: Art and industry; title: Burgh and the Gardiners; title: The tide flows east; title: Drapier and Dublin society; title: The age of Pearce and Cassels; title: Charity and entertainment; title: [III] Grattan's Dublin; title: Social symptoms; title: Public buildings of the mid-century; title: Piety and learning; title: Estates and academic architecture; title: Printers, poets, politics and patronage; title: Ivory and some great houses; title: James Gandon: the culmination; title: [IV] Whose Dublin?; title: Two revolutions; title: Francis Johnston and others; title: The end of a tradition.