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Volume 25 - November 1986

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Fools and mad: a history of the insane in Ireland. By Joseph Robins. pp viii, 256, Dublin: Institute of Public Administration. 1986. IR£14.95.

Letters from Irish Australia, 1825–1929. Edited by Patrick O’Farrell; with text of letters edited by Brian Trainor. Pp x, 244, illus. Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation: Sydney. New South Wales University Press. 1984. £12.

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Officers and committees, 1986 and 1987

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The most illustrious order of St Patrick, 1783–1983. By Peter Galloway. pp xiv, 146, Chichester: Phillimore. 1983. £20.00.

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IHS volume 25 issue 97 Cover and Front matter

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Against the tide: A calendar of the papers of Rev J.B. Armour, Irish presbyterian minister and home ruler, 1869–1914. Edited with an introduction by J.R.B. McMinn Pp Ixii, 225. Belfast: Public Record Office of Northern Ireland. 1985. £12.95.

New foundations: Ireland, 1660–1800. By David Dickson. Pp ix, 211. Dublin: Helicon. 1987 IR£9.50 hardback, IR£6.50 paperback. (Helicon History of Ireland)

The members of parliament for Laois and Offaly (Queen’s and King’s Counties), 1801-1919. By Patrick F Meehan. pp x, 246. Portlaoise: Leinster Express. 1983. IR£5.50.

The Most contrary region: the B.B.C. in Northern Ireland, 1927–1984. By Rex Cathcart. Pp ix, 306. Belfast: Blackstaff Press. 1984. £5.95.

Eighteenth-Century Ireyland Vol. 1. Edited by Andrew Carpenter. Pp 215. Dublin: Eighteenth-Century Ireland Society 1986. IR£12.

Public virtue, public love: the early years of the Dublin Lying-in Hospital. Edited by Ian Campbell Ross. Pp 176. Dublin: O’Brien Press. 1987 IR£14.95.

The Irish in Ontario: a study in rural history. By Donald Harman Akenson. pp xii, 404. Kingston and Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press. 1984. Can.$35.

Ideal and reality in Frankish and Anglo-Saxon society: studies presented to J.M. Wallace-Hadrill. Edited by Patrick Wormald with Donald Bullough and Roger Collins. Pp xiv, 320. Oxford: Blackwell. 1983. £27.50.

The Making of urban Europe, 1000–1950. By Paul M. Hohenberg and Lynn Hollen Lees. 4 xiv, 398, illus. Cambridge, Mass., and London: Harvard University Press. 1985. £25.50. (Harvard Studies in Urban History)

The legal profession in Ireland 1789–1922. By Daire Hogan. Pp 176. Naas: Leinster Leader, for the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland. 1986. IR£17.50.

Family and farm in pre-Famine Ireland: the parish of Killashandra. By Kevin O’Neill. pp xiv, 232. Madison and London: University of Wisconsin Press. 1984. £23.75.

Being had: historians, evidence and the Irish in North America. By Donald Harman Akenson. Pp x, 243. Port Credit, Ontario: Meany 1985. Can.$45.00.

William Elphinstone and the kingdom of Scotland, 1431–1514: the struggle for order. By Leslie J. Macfarlane Pp xix, 517, 1 map, 14 plates. Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press for the University of Aberdeen. 1985. £30.

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