Titlebook: Crowds in Ireland, c.1720-1920; Peter Jupp (Professor of British History),Eoin Mag Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Negation in the Light of Modal Logicimmediate responses to it — executions in Manchester, imprisonment of activists followed by demands for prisoner release or amnesties — created a new nationalist litany of mourning and celebration. In Britain, Gladstone put the Irish question centre stage in 1868 and by his disestablishment of the C

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Heinrich Herre,Jan Jaspars,Gerd Wagnerntury. When L. A. Clarkson looked at the outbreaks of famine and subsistence crises over the millennium of 900 AD to 1900 the eighteenth century was shown to be far from immune. The 1720s, 1740s and 1750s were among the worst decades of the century, including as they do the 1740–41 famine which may

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What is That Item Designated Negation?d home rule gathered mass support (and in the latter case, mass opposition).. Popular participation in political and social reform campaigns characterized this turbulent decade. Large sections of the population were mobilized and various forms of collective action were undertaken. This chapter large

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‘The Invincible Mass’: Loyal Crowds in Mid Ulster, 1795–96ciation’s published resolutions, endorsed by many noblemen and magistrates, were followed by ‘the names of the associators, too numerous to be inserted’.. The . hinted broadly that these were Orangemen yet, the previous December, another group of magistrates, in neighbouring Co. Armagh had passed re

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In Search of the ‘Moral Economy’: Food Scarcity in 1756–57 and the Crowdrestore perceived conditions or sought to prevent change. The latter included the substitution of tillage by grazing or attempts to increase taxes, rents or tithes when the economy was improving. If such beliefs in fairness or unfairness existed during food riots then this is where the search for wh