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The literature of the Irish in Britainautobiography and memoir, 1725-2001 /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The literature of the Irish in BritainLiam Harte.
Reminder of title:	autobiography and memoir, 1725-2001 /
Author:	Harte, Liam.
Published:	Basingstoke [England] ;Palgrave Macmillan,2009.
Description:	xl, 301 p. :ill., map ;23 cm.
Subject:	English literatureIrish authors.
Subject:	IrelandHistory17th century.
Online resource:	access to fulltext (Palgrave)
ISBN:	9780230234017

The literature of the Irish in Britainautobiography and memoir, 1725-2001 /
Harte, Liam.

The literature of the Irish in Britainautobiography and memoir, 1725-2001 /[electronic resource] :Liam Harte. - Basingstoke [England] ;Palgrave Macmillan,2009. - xl, 301 p. :ill., map ;23 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-288) and index.

Acknowledgements -- Map -- Introduction: Migration and Autobiographical Authorship -- Editorial Note -- Mary Davys, The Merry Wanderer (1725) -- Laetitia Pilkington, Memoirs of Laetitia Pilkington, Wife to the Reverend Mr Matthew Pilkington, Written by Herself (1748) -- John Binns, Recollections of the Life of John Binns: twenty-nine years in Europe and fifty-three in the United States (1854) -- John O b2 sNeil, b1 sFifty Years b2 s Experience of an Irish Shoemaker in London b2 s (1869) -- Michael Fagg, Life and Adventures of a Limb of the Law (1836) -- James Dawson Burn, The Autobiography of a Beggar Boy (1855) -- Jane Jowitt, Memoirs of Jane Jowitt, the Poor Poetess, Aged 74 Years,Written by Herself (1844) -- J. E., b1 sLife of an Irish Tailor, Written by Himself b2 s (1857) --Robert Crowe, The Reminiscences of Robert Crowe, the Octogenerian Tailor (1902) -- William Hammond,Recollections of William Hammond, A Glasgow Hand-Loom Weaver (1904) -- Ellen O b2 sNeill, Extraordinary Confessions of a Female Pickpocket (1850) -- Owen Peter Mangan, b1 sMemoir b2 s (1912) -- Justin McCarthy, The Story of an Irishman (1904) -- Jim Blake, Jim Blake b2 ss Tour from Clonave to London (1867) --Frances Power Cobbe, The Life of Frances Power Cobbe by Herself (1894) -- John Denvir, The Life Story of an Old Rebel (1910) -- Tom Barclay, Memoirs and Medleys: The Autobiography of a Bottle-Washer (1934) -- William Butler Yeats, Reveries over Childhood and Youth (1916) -- Joseph Keating, My Struggle for Life (1916) -- James Mullin, The Story of a Toiler b2 ss Life (1921) -- Michael MacGowan, The Hard Road to Klondyke (1962) -- Francis Fahy, b1 sIreland in London b6 s Reminiscences b2 s (1921) -- John Sweeney, At Scotland Yard: Being the Experiences during Twenty-Seven Years b2 s Service of John Sweeney (1904) -- Walter Hampson, b1 sReminiscences of b3 sCasey b42 s (1931) --Maureen Hamish, Adventures of an Irish Girl at Home and Abroad (1906) -- Patrick Gallagher, My Story (1945) -- Annie M. P. Smithson, Myself b6 s and Others: An Autobiography (1944) -- Elizabeth Bowen, Pictures and Conversations (1975) -- Alice Foley, A Bolton Childhood (1973) -- Bonar Thompson, Hyde Park Orator (1934) -- Patrick MacGill, Children of the Dead End: The Autobiography of a Navvy (1914) -- Jim Phelan, The Name b2 ss Phelan: The First Part of the Autobiography of Jim Phelan (1948) -- Patrick McGeown, Heat the Furnace Seven Times More (1967) -- Pat O b2 sMara, The Autobiography of a Liverpool Irish Slummy (1934) -- Bill Naughton, Saintly Billy: A Catholic Boyhood (1988) -- Margaret McAloren, b1 sThe Wild Freshness of Morning b2 s (1978) -- Robert Collis, The Silver Fleece: An Autobiography (1936) -- Darrell Figgis, A Chronicle of Jails (1917) -- Elizabeth Hamilton, An Irish Childhood (1963) -- Louis MacNeice, The Strings are False: An Unfinished Autobiography (1965) -- Kevin FitzGerald, With O b2 sLeary in the Grave (1986) -- Sean O b2 sCasey, Rose and Crown (1952) -- Rearden Conner, A Plain Tale from the Bogs (1937) -- Michael Stapleton, The Threshold (1958) -- John Neary, Memories of the Long Distance Kiddies (c.1994) -- Matt McGinn, b1 sAutobiography b2 s (1987) -- Peter Donnelly, The Yellow Rock (1950) -- J. S. Collis, An Irishman b2 ss England (1937) -- NescaA. Robb, An Ulsterwoman in England, 1924-1941 (1942) -- Mauyen Keane, Hello, Is It All Over? (1984)-- Sáen MacStioáfin, Memoirs of a Revolutionary (1975) -- óDnal Foley, Three Villages: An Autobiography (1977) -- Elaine Crowley, Technical Virgins (1998) -- John B. Keane, Self-Portrait (1964) -- óDnall Mac Amhlaigh, An Irish Navvy: The Diary of an Exile (1964) -- Richard Power, Apple on the Treetop (1980) -- John Boyle, Galloway Street: Growing Up Irish in Scotland (2001) -- John Healy, The Grass Arena: An Autobiography (1988) -- George O b2 sBrien, Out of Our Minds (1994) -- Bob Geldof with Paul Vallely, Is That It? (1986) -- John Walsh, The Falling Angels: An Irish Romance (1999) -- William Trevor, b1 sBlockley, Gloucestershire b2 s (1981) -- Desmond Hogan, b1 sCatford b2 s (1988) -- List of Primary Works-- Select Bibliography -- Index -- Select Bibliography -- Index.

This anthology is the first critical survey of an unjustly neglected body of literature: the autobiographies and memoirs of writers of Irish birth or background who lived and worked in Britain between 1725 and the present day. Woven around annotated extracts from the work of over sixty autobiographers, both canonical and obscure, it challenges received views of the Irish in Britain as an unliterary people who cleaved more to the spade than the pen. Combining literary and historical perspectives, Liam Harte illustrates the diverse autobiographical modes in which the b1 sstory b2 s of Irish migration to Britain has been narrated, and shows how these richly various testimonies confound dogmatic equations of Irish exile with suffering and victimhood. Extensively researched and imaginatively constructed, this ground-breaking critical study illuminates the changing self-representationsand multi-layered social realities of Irish migrants in Britain across three centuries. Among theauthors discussed are Mary Davys, Laetitia Pilkington, John Denvir, TomBarclay, W. B. Yeats, Patrick MacGill, Elizabeth Bowen, Sean O b2 sCasey, Louis MacNeice, Alice Foley, óDnall Mac Amhlaigh, Bob Geldof and W lliam Trevor.

Electronic reproduction.
Basingstoke, England :
Palgrave Macmillan,
2009.

Mode of access:World Wide Web.

ISBN: 9780230234017Subjects--Topical Terms:

178313
English literature
--Irish authors.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

391959
Ireland
--History--17th century.Index Terms--Genre/Form:

214472
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: PR8835 / .H37 2009

Dewey Class. No.: 820.8/089162041

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