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Irish imperial networks

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"This is an innovative study of the role of Ireland and the Irish in the British Empire which examines the intellectual, cultural and political interconnections between nineteenth-century British i...

Cultural Construction of the British World

By Barry Crosbie, Hampton Mark

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Irish Imperial Networks

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Irish Imperial Networks

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Irish Imperial Networks

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New Perspectives on the Irish Abroad

By Barry Crosbie, Stephen Moore, Paul Darby, Juan Jos Delaney, David Convery

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Cultural Construction of the British World

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Cultural Construction of the British World

By John M. MacKenzie, Barry Crosbie, Hampton Mark, Andrew Thompson

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Irish Imperial Networks

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Cultural Construction of the British World

By Barry Crosbie, Mark Hampton, John Mackenzie, Andrew Thompson

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