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Patterns of Irish Emigration to America, 1783–1800

Maurice J. Bric

pp. 10-28

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“We Will Dirk Every Mother’s Son of You”: Five Points and the Irish Conquest of New York Politics *

Tyler Anbinder

pp. 29-46

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“The Republic of Letters”: Frederick Douglass, Ireland, and the Irish Narratives

Fionnghuala Sweeney

pp. 47-65

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“White,” If “Not Quite”: Irish Whiteness in the Nineteenth-Century Irish-American Novel 1

Catherine M. Eagan

pp. 66-81

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Dancing Between Decks: Choreographies of Transition During Irish Migrations to America *

J’aime Morrison

pp. 83-97

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The Famine’s Scars: William Murphy’s Ulster and American Odyssey

Kerby A. Miller, Bruce D. Boling, Líam Kennedy

pp. 98-123

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Miners in Migration: The Case of Nineteenth-Century Irish and Irish-American Copper Miners *

Timothy M. O’Neil

pp. 124-140

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Young Irish Workers: Class Implications of Men’s and Women’s Experiences in Gilded Age Chicago

Patricia Kelleher

pp. 141-165

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“Come You all Courageously”: Irish Women in America Write Home

Ruth-Ann M. Harris

pp. 166-184

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Relinquishing and Reclaiming Independence: Irish Domestic Servants, American Middle-Class Mistresses, and Assimilation, 1850–1920

Diane M. Hotten-Somers

pp. 185-201

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Editor’s Introduction

Kevin Kenny

pp. 5-9

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Cover

Kathleen Costello-Sullivan

p. 202

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Contributors

pp. 203-205

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Patterns of Irish Emigration to America, 1783–1800

“We Will Dirk Every Mother’s Son of You”: Five Points and the Irish Conquest of New York Politics *

“The Republic of Letters”: Frederick Douglass, Ireland, and the Irish Narratives

“White,” If “Not Quite”: Irish Whiteness in the Nineteenth-Century Irish-American Novel 1

Dancing Between Decks: Choreographies of Transition During Irish Migrations to America *

The Famine’s Scars: William Murphy’s Ulster and American Odyssey

Miners in Migration: The Case of Nineteenth-Century Irish and Irish-American Copper Miners *

Young Irish Workers: Class Implications of Men’s and Women’s Experiences in Gilded Age Chicago

“Come You all Courageously”: Irish Women in America Write Home

Relinquishing and Reclaiming Independence: Irish Domestic Servants, American Middle-Class Mistresses, and Assimilation, 1850–1920

Editor’s Introduction

Cover

Contributors

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