British Policy and the Irish Administration, 1920–22 (Paperback, 1)

1. Dublin Castle, 1920? 2. The Creation of the Chief Secretary’s Office (Belfast Branch)? 3. The Government of Ireland Bill: Blueprint for Partition? 4. The Transfer of Services to Northern Ireland? 5. Partition and the Civil Service? 6. British Withdrawal ?Conclusion

The History of North East Shipbuilding (Hardcover, 1)

Preface Introduction 1. The early years (up to 1838) 2. Growing strong (1839?1863) 3. The years of power (1864?1889) 4. On top of the world (1890?1916) 5. The first sign of trouble (1917?1929) 6. Terrible times (1930?1939) 7. The post-war challenge (1940?1967) Appendices?The Figures

The Age of Exuberance 1550–1700 (Hardcover, 1)

General editor’s preface Preface 1. Britain in 1550: the land its people 2. The rural landscape of Britain 3. Rural change 4. Mines and mills, forges and furnaces 5. Building 6. Towns 7. The moral landscape 8. Landscapes of the mind 9. Communication 10. Britain in 1700

Pauper Palaces (Hardcover, 1)

Preface 1. Perspectives 2. Economic and social life in Norfolk 3. Local reform before 1834 4. The impact of national reform after 1834 5. Poor rates and settlement 6. Poor relief in rural Norfolk 7. Poor relief and the political economy of Norwich, 1834?63 8. Paupers: I, the able-bodied 9. Paupers: II, the old and the sick 10. Pauper education 11. The propertied and the poor 12. Revolt by the poor Epilogue

Ireland’s Histories : Aspects of State, Society and Ideology (Hardcover)

Preface 1. Introduction: perspectives on Irish history and social studies 2. Nationalist historiography and the decline of the Irish economy: George O’Brien revisited 3. A Saorstat is born: how the Irish Free State came into being 4. Labour in the post-independence Irish state: an overview 5. The Irish Constitution of 1937 6. Industrial development and the unmaking of the Irish working class 7. The Protestant working class and the state in Northern Ireland since 1930: a problematic relationship 8. Tearing the house down: religion and employment in the Northern Ireland Housing Executive 9. The women’s movement in the north of Ireland: twenty years on 10. The demolition squad: Bew, Gibbon and Patterson on the Northern Ireland state 11. The jerrybuilders: ?Bew, Gibbon and Patterson ? the Protestant working class and the Northern Ireland state 12. Patrick MacGill: the making of a writer 13. Bringing the margins into the centre: a review of aspects of Irish women’s emigration 14. Missing the boat: the Labour party and the Irish question

Historical Studies, VII: Papers Read Before the Irish Conference of Historians (Hardcover)

1. The interpretation of twelfth-century Irish history 2. The reign of William the Lion, king of Scotland 3. Anglo-Irish Monetary Policies, 1172?1637 4. Irish M.P.s at Westminster in the early nineteenth century 5. Social legislation in Britain and the United States in the early twentieth century: a problem in the history of ideas 6. Pius XII and Nazi Germany in historical perspective

Khartoum, 1884-1885 : The Failed Mission of Charles Gordon and the Nile Relief Expedition (Hardcover)

Introduction

Chapter 1

Gordon’s Successor and the Mahdi’s Revolution

Chapter 2

The Spread of the Mahdist Revolution

Chapter 3

The Hicks Expedition

Chapter 4

The Mission

Chapter 5

Meetings at Cairo?

Chapter 6

Khartoum, November 1883 - February 1884

Chapter 7

Siege of Khartoum

Chapter 8

Abandon or Not

Chapter 9

Fall of Berber

Chapter 10

Desperation and Hope

Chapter 11

Help and Disaster

Chapter 12

The Mahdi’s and the Expedition’s advance to Khartoum

Chapter 13

Death and Destruction

Conclusion

Bibliography

The Routledge Companion to Irish Art (Paperback, 1)

Introduction??Section 1: Tradition, innovation and the discourses of art??1. A national body for the visual arts: the early history of the RHA 1823-1860? 2. The Irish in the Sculptural Pantheon of St Paul’s Cathedral, London, 1800-1922? 3. Erin’s Harp: art and music in the long Nineteenth Century? 4. The Cultural Revival? 5. Artisans of the avant-garde: Evie Hone, Mainie Jellett and the decorative arts? 6. Jack B. Yeats: painter, illustrator, and comic strip artist? 7. Magazines and art in the mid-Twentieth Century? 8. The Ulster Unit: an avant-garde formation in the 1930s? 9. Hilary Heron and mid-Twentieth Century modernist sculpture??Section 2: Art and the upheavals of history??10. ‘A holy union’: James Barry and the 1801 Act of Union? 11. Images of the Famine: art, monuments and exhibitions from the Nineteenth Century to the Twenty-first Century? 12. Evictions and the Land Wars: visuality, technology and legacy? 13. Painting History: William Orpen and the Great War? 14. Photographing women: the Rising and after? 15. Unfinished business: Jack B. Yeats, modernity and the avant-garde 16. Art practice and the conflict in the North? 17. Troubling the Past in the Present: socially engaged art and the ‘Decade of Centenaries’??Section 3: Visualities??18. The Matter of the Past: modes of antiquarian representation? 19. The 1853 Dublin Exhibition and its imperial legacy? 20. Photographing Dublin: the street photography of J.J. Clarke and Ephraim MacDowel Cosgrave 21. Tracing the artist-bohemian in Free State Dublin? 22. Women of the West? 23. The White Stag Group, 1939-1946? 24. Expressionism in the 1980s? 25. The Orchard Gallery, Derry: public practice during the 1980s? 26.?Making Strange: the climate crisis and recent art??Section 4: Art and the wider world: empire, diaspora and the postcolonial??27.?Southern India, 1800-1816: conquest and contingency: two portraits by Thomas Hickey? 28. Poverty, Slavery and Empire: Honore Daumier...


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1. Introduction, 2. 1. Terminology and the Eschatological Context, 3. 2. Death and Sacrifice, 4. 3. Resurrection and Redemption Beyond Death, 5. 4. Retrospective Apocalypse, 6. 5. The Kingdom and the Ultimate Paradise, 7. 6. Illustrating the Apocalypse, 8. 7. Prospective Apocalypse, 9. 8. Apocalypse Come, 10. Envoi

Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Celtic World (Paperback, 1)

List of Illustrations

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Introduction

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Part One: Women of the Ancient Celtic World

Introduction

1. The Lady of Vix

2. Epona

3. Cartimandua

4. Boudica

5. Macha Mongruad

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Part Two: Women of the Early Church

Introduction

6. Saint Brigid

7. Saint Gwenfrewi

8. Saint Darerca

9. Saint Non

10. Saint Ite

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Part Three: Medieval Literary Women

Introduction

11. Eiru

12. Medb

13. Rhiannon

14. Emer

15. Morgen

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Part Four: Medieval Political Women

Introduction

16. Gormflaith ingen Murchada

17. Gruoch ingen Boite (Lady Macbeth)

18. Margaret of Scotland

19. Nest ferch Rhys

20. Derbhforgaill ingen Mael Sechlainn

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Part Five: Women of the Celtic Revival

Introduction

21. Lady Charlotte Guest

22. Lady Augusta Gregory

23. Ella Carmichael

24. Sofia Morrison

25. Margaret Stokes

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Index

Twenty-Five Women Who Shaped the Celtic World (Hardcover, 1)

List of Illustrations

?

Introduction

?

Part One: Women of the Ancient Celtic World

Introduction

1. The Lady of Vix

2. Epona

3. Cartimandua

4. Boudica

5. Macha Mongruad

?

Part Two: Women of the Early Church

Introduction

6. Saint Brigid

7. Saint Gwenfrewi

8. Saint Darerca

9. Saint Non

10. Saint Ite

?

Part Three: Medieval Literary Women

Introduction

11. Eiru

12. Medb

13. Rhiannon

14. Emer

15. Morgen

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Part Four: Medieval Political Women

Introduction

16. Gormflaith ingen Murchada

17. Gruoch ingen Boite (Lady Macbeth)

18. Margaret of Scotland

19. Nest ferch Rhys

20. Derbhforgaill ingen Mael Sechlainn

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Part Five: Women of the Celtic Revival

Introduction

21. Lady Charlotte Guest

22. Lady Augusta Gregory

23. Ella Carmichael

24. Sofia Morrison

25. Margaret Stokes

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Index

Seals and the Culture of Sealing in Medieval England (Hardcover)

The Abbey Art Centre in postwar London 1946–1956 (Hardcover)

Introduction. The Abbey: a British art centre and Australian art colony Section 1: William Ohly and post-war London 1. Between rubble and reconstruction: London after the war 2. ‘Hard working Continentals’: refugee art dealers in London, 1933?1955 3. The utopian socialist: William Ohly and the Abbey Art Centre 4. William Ohly: the ethnographic collector 5. ‘Young artists of promise’: contemporary art at the Berkeley Galleries?Section 2: Australians at the Abbey 6. ‘Not Wholly Fruitless’: Australian artists in the world’s art colonies 7. The Abbey Garden: Sydney moderns at the Abbey 8. Melbourne realists 9. Bernard Smith’s reverse atlas Section 3: Europeans at the Abbey 10. ‘Not only shelter, but freedom of expression’: continental Europeans at the Abbey?11. ‘Here we live … Quaint, ain’t it?’: European filmmakers at the Abbey Arts Centre 12. British and Irish artists at the Abbey?Section 4: After the Abbey 13. The New Cosmopolitans: returning to Australia with the Abbey in the rear-view mirror, 1950-1959. 13. Art history after the Abbey. Appendix 1: Chronological list of Abbey Art Centre residents, 1946?1956

Anatomy and Dissection in Nineteenth-Century Britain (Multiple-component retail product)

Anatomy and Dissection in Nineteenth-Century Britain

Edited by Laurence Talairach

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Volume I. Medical Education and Anatomical Practice in Nineteenth-Century Britain

?Introduction ? Volume I

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Prologue

Lætitia Pilkington, ‘To the Rev. Dr. Hales’ [c. 1739]

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Part 1: Anatomy and Medical Education in Britain

1. Benjamin C. Brodie, The Hunterian Oration delivered in the theatre of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, on the 14^th of February, 1837 (London: Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1837).

2. Aesculapius, The Hospital Pupils’ Guide, being Oracular communications addressed to the students of the medical profession (London: E. Cox, 1818). 2^nd edn.?

3. [Anon.], ‘Medical Education in England’, London Medical Gazette (8 Dec. 1827), 10?11.

4. [Albert Richard Smith], The Physiology of the London Medical Student, and Curiosities of Medical Experience (Philadelphia: Carey and Hart, 1845), 5?48.

5. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus (1818), Chapter 4.

6. Charles Dickens, ‘How the Pickwickians made and cultivated the acquaintance of a couple of nice young men belonging to one of the liberal professions; how they disported themselves on the ice; and how their visit came to a conclusion’, The Pickwick Papers (1837), Chapter XXX.

7. George Eliot, Middlemarch (1872), Chapter XV.

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Part 2: Normal and Pathological Anatomy

8. Matthew Baillie, The Morbid Anatomy of some of the most important parts of the human body [1793] (London: J. Johnson, and G. Nicol, 1797), i?xi (preface to the first edition).

9. Frederick John Knox, ‘Preface’ The Anatomist’s Instructor, and museum companion: being practical directions for the formation and subsequent management o...


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Anatomy and Dissection in Nineteenth-Century Britain : Volume 3: Investigating Death (Hardcover)

Volume III: Investigating Death

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Volume III - Introduction

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Part 1: The Signs of Death

1. John Galt, ‘The Buried Alive’,?Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, 10 (1821): 262?4.

2. Charles Dickens, ‘The Black Veil’ (1836).

3. Alfred Swayne Taylor, ‘Real and Apparent Death’,?Elements of Medical Jurisprudence?(London: Deacon, George Yard, 1843), 62?98.

4. John Abercrombie, ‘The Early Signs of Death’, in?The Student’s Guide to Medical Jurisprudence?(London: J. & A. Churchill, 1885). 8?22.

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Part 2: The Rise of Medical Jurisprudence

5. William Hunter,?On the Uncertainty of the Signs of Murder in Case of Bastard Children?[1783] (London: J. Callow, 1818).

6. Alfred Swayne Taylor, ‘Introduction’,?Elements of Medical Jurisprudence?(London: Deacon, George Yard, 1843), 1?29.

Part 3: Coroners’ Inquests

7. The 1836 Medical Witnesses Act

8. Thomas Wakley, Editorial, ‘Medical Witnesses’ Act’,?The Lancet?(18 Dec. 1841): 409?13

9. Thomas Wakley, Editorial, ‘Objects of the Coroner’s Office’,?The Lancet?(12 Nov. 1842): 259?62.

10. [Anon], ‘A Coroner’s Inquest’,?Household Words?1 (1850): 109?13.

11. Charles Dickens, ‘Some Recollections of Mortality’ [1860],?The Uncommercial Traveller?(1861).

12. Charles Dickens, ‘Our Dear Brother’,?Bleak House?(1853).

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Part 4: Medical Coroners

13. George Rogerson,?A Letter to the Reform Corporations on the Necessity of Electing Medical Coroners?(London: Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman; Liverpool: Marples, 1836).

14. ‘Meeting of the Freeholders of Middlesex in support of Mr. Wakley, as coroner for Middlesex’, The?Lancet?14/365 (28 August 1830): 867?76

15. Thomas Wakley, Editorial,?The Lancet

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Anatomy and Dissection in Nineteenth-Century Britain : Volume 2: The Trade of Anatomy (Hardcover)

Volume II: The Trade of Anatomy

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Introduction ? Volume II

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Part 1: Body-Snatching

1. James Blake Bailey (ed.), The Diary of a Resurrectionist, 1811?12 (London: Swan Sonneschein & Co., 1896), 139?76.

2. Thomas Hood, ‘Jack Hall’ [1827], in Whims and Oddities, In Prose and Verse (London: Charles Tilt, 1836), 336?52.

3. Thomas Hood, ‘Mary’s Ghost: A Pathetic Ballad’ [1827], in Whims and Oddities, In Prose and Verse (London: Charles Tilt, 1836), 225?9.

4. [Anon.], ‘On the Pleasures of “Body-Snatching”’, The Monthly Magazine (3 April 1827): 355?65.

5. Samuel Warren, ‘Grave Doings’, in Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician, vol. 1, 4^th edn. (Edinburgh: W. Blackwood & Sons; London: T. Cadell, 1835), 321?38.

6. Charles Dickens, ‘The Honest Tradesman’, A Tale of Two Cities. A Story of the French Revolution (1859).

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Part 2: Burking

7. [Anon.], ‘Body-Snatching and Burking’, Once a Week (Feb. 27, 1864): 261?66.

8. [Anon.], ‘Old Stories Re-Told: Resurrection Men. Burke and Hare’, All the Year Round (16 March 1867): 282?8.

9. [A Modern Pythagorean], ‘The Philosophy of Burking’, Fraser’s Magazine, 5/25 (February 1832): 52?65.

10. [Anon.], ‘A Recent Confession of an Opium-Eater’, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, 80 (Dec. 1856): 629?36.

11. George W.M. Reynolds, ‘The Mummy’ and ‘The Body Snatchers’, The Mysteries of London (London, George Vickers, 1846), vol. 1.

12. David Pae, ‘The Murder of Mary Paterson’, Mary Paterson; Or, the Fatal Error. A Story of the Burke and Hare Murders (London: Fred. Farrah, 1866), 128?38.?

13. Robert Louis Stevenson, ‘The Body-Snatcher’ [1884], in The Story of a Lie and Other Tales (Boston: Herbery B. Turner & Co., 1904),?237?76.<...


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Anatomy and Dissection in Nineteenth-Century Britain : Volume 1: Medical Education and Anatomical Practice in Nineteenth-Century Britain (Hardcover)

Volume I. Medical Education and Anatomical Practice in Nineteenth-Century Britain

Introduction ? Volume I

?

Prologue

Lætitia Pilkington, ‘To the Rev. Dr. Hales’ [c. 1739]

?

Part 1: Anatomy and Medical Education in Britain

1. Benjamin C. Brodie,?The Hunterian Oration delivered in the theatre of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, on the 14^th?of February, 1837?(London: Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1837).

2. Aesculapius,?The Hospital Pupils’ Guide, being Oracular communications addressed to the students of the medical profession?(London: E. Cox, 1818). 2^nd?edn.?

3. [Anon.], ‘Medical Education in England’,?London Medical Gazette?(8 Dec. 1827), 10?11.

4. [Albert Richard Smith],?The Physiology of the London Medical Student, and Curiosities of Medical Experience?(Philadelphia: Carey and Hart, 1845), 5?48.

5. Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley,?Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus?(1818), Chapter 4.

6. Charles Dickens, ‘How the Pickwickians made and cultivated the acquaintance of a couple of nice young men belonging to one of the liberal professions; how they disported themselves on the ice; and how their visit came to a conclusion’,?The Pickwick Papers?(1837), Chapter XXX.

7. George Eliot,?Middlemarch?(1872), Chapter XV.

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Part 2: Normal and Pathological Anatomy

8. Matthew Baillie,?The Morbid Anatomy of some of the most important parts of the human body?[1793] (London: J. Johnson, and G. Nicol, 1797), i?xi (preface to the first edition).

9. Frederick John Knox, ‘Preface’?The Anatomist’s Instructor, and museum companion: being practical directions for the formation and subsequent management of anatomical museums?(Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1836), i-vii.

10. Frederick John Knox, ‘Introduction...


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Ireland : A General and Regional Geography (Paperback)

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The Augustan Age (Paperback, 1)

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The Paradise of Travellers : The Italian Influence on Englishmen in the Seventeenth Century (Paperback)

Introduction? Part 1: Italy in the seventeenth century? 1. History of the Seicento: Politics and War? 2. Envoys and Diplomatists? 3. Sir Henry Wotton and the Venice Embassy? 4. The Queen’s Chancellor? 5. Expatriates and Philosophers? 6. The University of Padua? Part 2: Italy as seen by the English? 7. Daily life and the Daily Round? 8. Conditions of Travel: Foreign Exchange, Transport, Hotels? 9. Fynes Moryson? 10. Thomas Coryate? 11. George Sandys? 12. Lithgow, Mundy and Gage? 13. John Evelyn? 14. John Raymond? 15. Reresby, Mortoft and Ray? 16. Lassels

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