The Cambridge History of Ireland: Volume 3, 1730-1880

Contents
Illustrations
Figures
Tables
Maps
Contributors
General Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Map 1 Map of Ireland
Introduction: Interpreting Late Early Modern Ireland
Part I. Politics
	1. Irish Jacobitism, 1691– 1790
	2. The Politics of Protestant Ascendancy, 1730– 1790
	3. Ireland during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, 1791– 1815
	4. The Impact of O’Connell, 1815– 1850
	5. Popular Politics, 1815– 1845
Part II. Economy and Demography
	6. Society and Economy in the Long Eighteenth Century
	7. The Irish Economy, 1815– 1880: Agricultural Transition, the Communications Revolution and the Limits of Industrialisation
	8. Population and Emigration, 1730– 1845
	9. Women, Men and the Family, c. 1730– c . 1880
Part III. Religion
	10. The Catholic Church and Catholics in an Era of Sanctions and Restraints, 1690– 1790
	11. The Re-energising of Catholicism, 1790– 1880
	12. Protestant Dissenters, c .1690– 1800
	13. Protestantism in the Nineteenth Century: Revival and Crisis
Part IV. Shaping Society
	14. Language and Literacy in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
	15. Futures Past: Enlightenment and Antiquarianism in the Eighteenth Century
	16. Art and Architecture in the Long Eighteenth Century
	17. Civil Society, c .1700– c .1850
	18. Sport and Recreation in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
	19. Bourgeois Ireland, or, on the Benefi ts of Keeping
	20. The Growth of the State in the Nineteenth Century
Part V. The Irish Abroad
	21. The Irish in Europe in the Eighteenth Century,1691– 1815
	22. ‘Irish’ Migration to America in the Eighteenth Century? Or the Strange Case for the ‘Scots/ Irish’
	23. Ireland and the Empire in the Nineteenth Century
Part VI. The Great Famine and Its Aftermath
	24. The Great Famine, 1845– 1850
	25. Irish Emigration, c .1845– 1900
	26. Post- Famine Politics, 1850– 1879
	27. Afterword
Bibliography
Index