The Irish parliament, 1613–89: The evolution of a colonial institution (Studies in Early Modern Irish History)
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The Irish parliament, 1613–89: The evolution of a colonial institution (Studies in Early Modern Irish History)

by Coleman A. Dennehy

History Irish Studies Early Modern Europe
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The Irish parliament, 1613–89 examines the development of a colonial institution across a formative period in early modern Irish history. Focusing on parliamentary evolution, this scholarly study offers readers a focused perspective on Ireland’s political institutions and historical change.

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This book examines the Irish parliament between 1613 and 1689.

It explores the evolution of parliament as a colonial institution during a significant period in early modern Irish history.

The study places parliamentary development at the center of Ireland’s political past.

It will interest readers of Irish history, parliamentary history, colonial studies, and early modern politics.

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