The Great Famine and Beyond: Irish Immigrants in Britain in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Book

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	Introduction: The Great Famine and Beyond: Irish Migrants in Britain in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries	1
1	Historians and the Irish: Recent Writings on the Irish in Nineteenth-Century Britain	14
2	Crossing Migrant Frontiers: Comparative Reflections on Irish Migrants in Britain and the United States during the Nineteenth Century	40
3	The Foundations of the Irish Settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne: The Evidence in the 1851 Census	71
4	Little Islands of Erin: Irish Settlement and Identity in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Manchester	94
5	The Liverpool-Irish Enclave	128
6	Roman Catholicism and the Irish in England	147
7	Defining Womanhood: Irish Women and the Catholic Church in Victorian Liverpool	168
8	From Londonderry to London: Identity and Sense of Place for a Protestant Northern Irish Woman in the 1930s	189
9	Irish Diaspora Politics in Perspective: The United Irish Leagues of Great Britain and America, 1900-14	214
10	'Almost a Class of Helots in an Alien Land': The British State and Irish Immigration, 1921-45	240
11	Beyond 'Plastic Paddy': A Re-examination of the Second-Generation Irish in England	266
	Abstracts	289
	Notes on Contributors	294
	Index	297