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East Leinster in the mid‐nineteenth century

T. Jones Hughes University College Dublin, Dublin
Pages 227-241 | Published online: 26 Jan 2010

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StephenA. Royle. (1978) Irish manuscript census records : A neglected source of information. Irish Geography 11:1, pages 110-125.
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A Stewart Fotheringham, Mary H Kelly & Martin Charlton. (2013) The demographic impacts of the Irish famine: towards a greater geographical understanding. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 38:2, pages 221-237.
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