Society and administration in Ulster's plantation towns /
Although much has been written on the Ulster Plantation, no sustained work on its urban aspects has been undertaken since the research of Robert Hunter a generation ago. This collection aims to fill this gap, with essays on a range of subjects such as poverty and the Irish in Urban Ulster, Catholici...
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Dublin :
Four Courts Press,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Ulster Plantation towns: an archaeology of rhetoric and reality / Rachel Treacy & Audrey Horning
- 'Lanterns of civility': Ulster's plantation towns: planning, development and urban from, 1609-30 / Jonathan Cherry
- Starting from scratch: the first thirty years of Coleraine's development / Bríd McGrath
- Belturbet, County Cavan: the development and administration of an Ulster plantation town / Brendan Scott
- Building early modern property portfolios: London's urban influence in seventeenth-century Ulster / Annaleigh Margey
- Strabane in seventeenth century: a plantation town and its Hamilton landlords / William Roulston
- Ulster's urban network, Dublin and the problem of the poor, 1600-1750 / Patrick Fitzgerald
- The Irish presence in urban Ulster, 1610-41 / Gerard Farrell
- Markets and market towns in the Ulster plantation / Raymond Gillespie
- Catholicism and the Ulster Plantation towns / Colm Lennon
- Planting Protestantism in urban Ulster / Robert Armstrong.