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100			_aLeslie A Williams _a; William H A Williams
245			_aDaniel O'Connell, the British Press and the Irish Famine _b : killing remarks _c/Leslie A Williams; William H A Williams
260			_aLondon _b : Routledge _c, 2016.
300			_axvii,380 Pages _c;25 cm.
365			_b9172
505			_a 1. The times, O'Connell and Repeal, 1843 -- 2. Punch, 'Rint' and 'Repale', 1843 -- 3. Traversers and priests, 1844-1845 -- 4. 'The commissioner', 1845 -- 5. Imagining a famine-imaginary famine, 1845 -- 6. 'The battlefield of contending factions', January to June 1846 -- 7. Parsing Pharaoh's dream, July to December 1846 -- 8. 'A transition of great difficulty', January to March 1847 -- 9. The death of Daniel O'Connell, May 1847 -- 10. 'A conspiracy against life', June to December 1847 -- 11. Charles Trevelyan and the 'great opportunity', January 1848 - 12. The uprising at Boulagh, 1848 -- 13. A dream of the future, 1849.
520			_aThis work explores some of the source material that reported on the attitude of the British Empire towards its Irish subjects at a time of Ireland's most desperate need.
650			_aHistory
655			_aInternational relations _bIreland -- History -- Famine, 1845-1852 -- Press coverage.
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