Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland since the Famine, (London, 1985) Kee, R., The Green Flag, (London, 1972) Jackson, A., Ireland 1798-1998: War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010) G., Ireland O’Tuathaigh, Before the Famine 1798-1848, (Dublin, 2007) and British 2 The strategies of the For students: Aims, values and beliefs of the Roman O’Connell Governments 1823-1841 Roman Catholic Catholic Association e.g. Catholic Rent Association and Adelman, P and Byrne Actions and events in the 1820s e.g. government response M., Great Britain and use of funds the Irish Question Significance of the association and its (Access to History impact on both Irish opinion and fourth edition), (London government response 2016) Relationship to and other O’Connell Morton, G., Home Rule views and personalities in Ireland and the Irish Question 2 leadership background, aims, style O’Connell’s O’Connell’s (Seminar Studies in to 1829, the Waterford and tactics to 1829 History), (Oxford, 1980) and Clare elections and Significance of the Waterford and A., Irish Home the Brunswick Clubs O’Day, Clare elections Rule 1867-1921 (New Response of the British governments Frontiers in History), to and the elections O’Connell (Manchester, 1998) Significance of the Brunswick Clubs Smith , J., Britain and 2 The reasons for and the Reasons for emancipation in 1829 – Ireland: From Home impact of Roman was Ireland on the brink of revolt – Rule to Independence Catholic Emancipation attitudes of Tories and Whigs
Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland since the Famine, (London, 1985) Kee, R., The Green Flag, (London, 1972) Jackson, A., Ireland 1798-1998: War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010) O’Tuathaigh, G., Ireland Before the Famine 1798-1848, (Dublin, 2007) O’Connell and British Governments 1823-1841 2 The strategies of the Roman Catholic Association and government response Aims, values and beliefs of the Roman Catholic Association e.g. Catholic Rent Actions and events in the 1820s e.g. use of funds Significance of the association and its impact on both Irish opinion and government response Relationship to O’Connell and other views and personalities in Ireland For students: Adelman, P and Byrne M., Great Britain and the Irish Question (Access to History fourth edition), (London 2016) Morton, G., Home Rule and the Irish Question (Seminar Studies in History), (Oxford, 1980) O’Day, A., Irish Home Rule 1867-1921 (New Frontiers in History), (Manchester, 1998) Smith , J., Britain and Ireland: From Home Rule to Independence 2 O’Connell’s leadership to 1829, the Waterford and Clare elections and the Brunswick Clubs O’Connell’s background, aims, style and tactics to 1829 Significance of the Waterford and Clare elections Response of the British governments to O’Connell and the elections Significance of the Brunswick Clubs 2 The reasons for and the impact of Roman Catholic Emancipation Reasons for emancipation in 1829 – was Ireland on the brink of revolt – attitudes of Tories and Whigs
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