The Great Irish Rebellion of 1798
By: edited by Cathal Poirteir.
Contributors: Poirteir, Cathal.
Series: Thomas Davis Lecture series
Publisher: Mercier Press; published in association with Radio Telefis Eireann; Irish American Book Co.
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Dublin; Boulder, Colo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Subjects: Ireland -- History -- Rebellion of 1798.
Notes: PRIORITY 3.
Table of contents: title: The state of Ireland before 1798 / David Dickson; title: Three revolutions and a failure / Kevin Whelan; title: France and the 1798 Rebellion / Hugh Gough; title: Wolfe Tone and the republican ideal / Marianne Elliot; title: Dublin's role in the 1798 rebellion / Tommy Graham; title: 1798 in Antrim and Down / A.T.Q. Stewart; title: Up not out: why did north-west Ulster not rise in 1798? / Breandán Mc Suibhne; title: Wexford in 1798: a republic before its time / Brian Cleary; title: General Humbert's campaign in the west / Harman Murtagh; title: The prime informant: the life and times of 'The Sham Squire' Francis Higgins (1746-1802) / Thomas Bartlett; title: Scoundrels all; title: priests and prelates in '98 / Dáire Keogh; title: Partners in struggle: the women of 1798 / Mary Cullen; title: 1798 and the balladmakers / Tom Munnelly.