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Description edit
This comprehensive account explores British responsibility for the mass eviction, death, and emigration along with the memory of the famine in Ireland and the Diaspora in the fifty years following.
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Characters/People edit
- John Mitchel: Add a description of this character.
- Charles Trevelyan
- Daniel O'connell
- John Russell
- Kerry
- Mayo
- Kennedy
- Cork
- Michael Davitt
- Rossa
- Smith O'brien
- Scrope
- Marcus Keane
- Gregory
- Parnell
- Mahon
- Clare
- Gavan Duffy
- Bourke
- Bradshaw
- Routh
- John O'connell
- Mac Hale
- Joel Mokyr
- Joan Murphy Donnelly
- A.m. Sullivan
- John Benn-walsh
- Maguire
- Lyons
- Peter Gray
- Vandeleur
- Spaight
- Van Diemen
- T.p. O'connor
- Meagher
- Taylor
- Kenmare
- Francis Coffee
- Mcgee
- Robert Peel
- Lucan
Setting & Locations edit
- Young Ireland
- Britain
- England
- Dublin
- Kilrush
- North America
- Galway
- London
- United States
- Munster
- Canada
- Tipperary
- Limerick
- New York
- Roscommon
- Leinster
- Sligo
- Europe
- Skibbereen
- Westport
- Scotland
- Donegal
- United Kingdom
- Atlantic
- Belfast
- Manchester
- United Irishman
- Waterford
- Lansdowne
- Australia
- Liverpool
- Fermanagh
- Connemara
- Listowel
- Shrewsbury
- Grosse
- Kilkenny
- Ballinasloe
- Armagh
- France
- Tuam
Authors & Contributors edit
- James S. Donnelly (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 941.5081
Subjects edit
- Books › History › Europe › England › 19th Century
- Books › History › Europe › Ireland › Potato Famine
- Books › Law › Administrative Law › Emigration & Immigration
- Books › History › World › 19th Century
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