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Presenting the correspondence of The Brodricks, who originated in Surrey and established themselves in Ireland, in County Cork, in the mid-17th century, and were among the most important Anglo-Irish political families in the reigns of the later Stuarts and early Hanoverians.

  • Includes letters between Alan Brodrick (16561728) and his brother Thomas (16541730) who emerged as prominent figures in the Irish house of commons, at the forefront of a political interest which associated itself with the whig party in England
  • The collection provides a wealth of detailed commentary on political events in Ireland and England, both national and local
  • Largely unknown by historians until deposited with the Surrey Record Office in the 1970s, when its enormous value was appreciated by researchers seeking to understandIrish political history in the decades after the Glorious Revolution
  • The first part of a three-volume edition that will present a fully annot

AngloIrish Politics 1680 1728 The Correspondence

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      Publisher: John Wiley and Sons Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 21/11/2019
      ISBN13: 9781119564096, 978-1119564096
      ISBN10: 1119564093

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Presenting the correspondence of The Brodricks, who originated in Surrey and established themselves in Ireland, in County Cork, in the mid-17th century, and were among the most important Anglo-Irish political families in the reigns of the later Stuarts and early Hanoverians.

      • Includes letters between Alan Brodrick (16561728) and his brother Thomas (16541730) who emerged as prominent figures in the Irish house of commons, at the forefront of a political interest which associated itself with the whig party in England
      • The collection provides a wealth of detailed commentary on political events in Ireland and England, both national and local
      • Largely unknown by historians until deposited with the Surrey Record Office in the 1970s, when its enormous value was appreciated by researchers seeking to understandIrish political history in the decades after the Glorious Revolution
      • The first part of a three-volume edition that will present a fully annot

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