Belfast's First Bomb, 28 February 1816: Class Conflict and the Origins of Unionist Hegemony

@article{Miller2004BelfastsFB,
  title={Belfast's First Bomb, 28 February 1816: Class Conflict and the Origins of Unionist Hegemony},
  author={K. Miller},
  journal={{\'E}ire-Ireland},
  year={2004},
  volume={39},
  pages={262 - 280}
}
  • K. Miller
  • Published 2004
  • History
  • Éire-Ireland
    • Irish immigrant correspondence has great scholarly value. It provides insight, of course, into the processes of Irish migration and adaptation, but occasionally it can also illuminate contemporary events, developments, or concerns that historians have either not noticed or failed to investigate or appreciate fully. Such may be the case with the following letter, written by William Coyne in Belfast on St. Patrick's Day, 1816. (1) ********* William Coyne was probably a master cooper, and he may… CONTINUE READING
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