Titlebook: Ireland and French Enlightenment, 1700-1800; Graham Gargett (Senior Lecturer in French),Geraldi Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Ireland and the French Theatreguished themselves as writers, actors and managers. In the realm of comedy they are unsurpassed. Indeed the plays of Farquhar, Goldsmith and Richard Brinsley Sheridan have remained unchallenged in the repertory since their own day.. It would seem therefore that Ireland was a fertile ground for those attracted by the diverse delights of the stage.

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Overview: By what channels did the French Enlightenment reach the eighteenth-century Irish reader, and what impact did it have? What were the images of Ireland current in the France of the philosophers like Voltaire? These are the questions which a team of scholars attempt to answer in this volume.978-0-230-51015-9

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Irish Church Libraries and the French EnlightenmentThis chapter investigates the presence of French Enlightenment texts in Irish Church libraries of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Eight libraries have been examined, six Church of Ireland, one Catholic and one Presbyterian.