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The Irish Conservative Party, 1852-68 : land, politics and religion / Andrew Shields

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Dublin : Irish Academic Press, [2007]Description: xviii, 238 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780716527732 (cased)
  • 9780716527732 (cased)
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The social composition of the Irish conservative Parliamentary party, 1852-68 -- The Irish conservative party and the land question: the landlord and independent party response to Napier's bills, 1852 -- The Irish conservative party and the church question: the Ecclesiastical titles bill and its aftermath, 1851-53 -- The Irish conservative party and the national education question, 1852-53 -- The Irish conservative party and the national education question, 1853-60 -- The Irish conservative party and the church question: the position of the church of Ireland 1853-68
Summary: This study of the Irish Conservative Party between 1852 and 1868 examines the question of whether there was an 'indigenous' Irish Conservatism, different both in tone and content from its English counterpart.
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Includes bibliographical references and index

The social composition of the Irish conservative Parliamentary party, 1852-68 -- The Irish conservative party and the land question: the landlord and independent party response to Napier's bills, 1852 -- The Irish conservative party and the church question: the Ecclesiastical titles bill and its aftermath, 1851-53 -- The Irish conservative party and the national education question, 1852-53 -- The Irish conservative party and the national education question, 1853-60 -- The Irish conservative party and the church question: the position of the church of Ireland 1853-68

This study of the Irish Conservative Party between 1852 and 1868 examines the question of whether there was an 'indigenous' Irish Conservatism, different both in tone and content from its English counterpart.

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