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| Foreword | ||
| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| Ch. 1 | The Great Famine: Between Hunger and the White House | 3 |
| Scraps and Leftovers: A Meditation | ||
| Through Liverpool: "Vistas of Want and Woe" | ||
| Black 47: How a Band Was Named | ||
| The True Meaning of "Lace Curtain" | ||
| Farmers No More: From Rural Ireland to the Teeming City | ||
| Ch. 2 | The Parish: The Building of a Community | 45 |
| "Bricks and Mortar": Cornerstones of the Irish Presence | ||
| Saving the Children: Irish-Catholic Nuns | ||
| Irish Societies: To Be United and Known | ||
| The Irish Nation Across America | ||
| "What Parish?": An Experience of Church | ||
| The Interrupted Narrative | ||
| Ch. 3 | The Precinct: Working from the Inside | 95 |
| The Greening of the Presidency | ||
| The Original Irish Gangsters | ||
| At the Center Is McManus: A Democratic Clubhouse | ||
| Political Migrations: A Family Story | ||
| Ch. 4 | The Work: Where the Irish Did Apply | 135 |
| Bridie, We Hardly Knew Ye: The Irish Domestics | ||
| United Front: The Irish and Organized Labor | ||
| A Soul for the Civil Service | ||
| Aunt Mary Jane's Not-so-Commonplace Book | ||
| Ch. 5 | The Players: Irish on Stage | 179 |
| Old Airs and New: From Reels to Riverdance | ||
| The Irish in John Ford's Films | ||
| Playing O'Neill | ||
| The Irish Voice in American Fiction | ||
| On Being Born Irish-American: A Glossary | ||
| Acting Irish: To Be or Not to Be | ||
| And Give Me Yesterday | ||
| Ch. 6 | The New Irish: Keeping a Culture Alive | 227 |
| The New Irish Chic: The Irish Arts Scene | ||
| Cricket It Ain't: An Irishman's Appreciation of Baseball | ||
| The Poetry of Immigration | ||
| Replanting Our Roots: Coolmain Castle, Co. Cork | ||
| The Braided Cord: Family Tales | ||
| Afterword: The View from Dublin | 259 | |
| Bibliography and Recommended Reading | 263 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Gladys Stockmeyer
reviewed The Irish in America on June 20, 2021 The Irish in America
A fun read that makes you want to find out more about the characters.
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