Irish recollections
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書誌事項
Irish recollections
(Classics of Irish history / general editor, Tom Garvin)
University College Dublin Press, 2004
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Personal recollections
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  島根
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注記
Abridged version of: Personal recollections, which was first published by Seeley, Jackson & Halliday, London, 1841, 2nd ed. published in 1847
内容説明・目次
内容説明
'To be sure I hated Ireland most cordially; I had never seen it, and as a matter of choice would have preferred New South Wales, so completely was I influenced by the prevailing prejudice against that land of barbarism!' Thus Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna recalled in her memoirs her view of Ireland as she had set off for that country in 1818. But she came to love Ireland, so much so that after her death her grave was planted with shamrocks. In this abridged version of the second edition of Personal Recollections (1847), Tonna gives a vivid account of her time in Ireland, of the violent activities of the Rockite movement in the mid-1820s in Kilkenny-Tipperary, and of the apocalyptic ultra-Evangelical 'siege mentality' during the Tithe War and the run-up to Catholic Emancipation. It is also a valuable memoir of her religious and literary development,
目次
- Introduction by Patrick Maume
- Letter V Ireland
- Letter VI Religious progress
- Letter VII Kilkenny
- Letter VIII The workings of Popery
- Letter IX The dumb boy
- Letter X England
- Letter XI Sandhurst
- Letter XII Separation
- Letter XIII National apostacy
- Letter XIV Employment
- Letter XV Darkness and light
- Letter XVI A removal
- Letter XVII Ireland.
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