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1.The Restoration: four nations in search of a king.
2.Three kingdoms, one church? 3.Disaffection and dissent: the heroic age.
4.The Catholic problem.
5.Constitutional relations, national identitites, union.
6.Jacobitism and the British state.
7.Convergence and divergence: identity-formation and politics in the eighteenth century.
8.Catholics, Protestants and Dissenters: religion and politics in the eighteenth century.
9.Uniting the kingdoms: the British-Irish union.
Afterword.
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reviewed Making of the United Kingdom 1660-1800 State, Religion and Identity in Britain and Ireland on February 10, 2011
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