Emigrants and Exiles: Ireland and the Irish Exodus to North America (Oxford Paperbacks)
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Emigrants and Exiles: Ireland and the Irish Exodus to North America (Oxford Paperbacks)

by Kerby A. Miller

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Emigrants and Exiles explores Ireland’s mass movement to North America through a historical study of Irish emigrants and exiles. Kerby A. Miller examines the relationship between Ireland and its diaspora, offering context for understanding migration, identity, and the enduring connections shaped by the Irish exodus.

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Emigrants and Exiles examines Ireland’s migration to North America and the historical significance of the Irish exodus.

Kerby A. Miller focuses on the experiences of Irish emigrants and exiles, placing their movement within the broader story of Ireland and North America.

The book offers a historical study of migration, identity, and the connections between Ireland and the Irish communities formed abroad.

Published as an Oxford Paperback, this work is suited to readers interested in Irish history, immigration, and transatlantic social history.

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