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An Irish-born British statesman, a protestant of the established church with extensive links and sympathy with Catholicism, a New Man who defended the modernity of the British ancient régime, and a reforming Whig who vehemently opposed the revolution in France and was therefore adopted by latter-day political conservatives, are probably only some of Burke's (1729-97) identities. Scholars in a wide range of disciplines on both sides of the Atlantic and the Irish Sea look into it.
ISBN/EAN | 9780716533658 |
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Author | Sean Patrick Donlan |
Publisher | Irish Academic Press |
Publication date | 20 Jun 2003 |
Format | Hardback |
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Edmund Burke's Irish Identities (Hardback)
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Scholars in a wide range of disciplines on both sides of the Atlantic and the Irish Sea look at Edmund Burke an Irish-born British statesman.
2003 1st Edition Hardback
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