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Protestant, Catholic and Dissenter - The Clergy and 1798 (Hardcover)
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Protestant, Catholic and Dissenter - The Clergy and 1798 (Hardcover)
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This study focuses on the role played by clergymen of different
denominations in the 1798 Rebellion. Raymond Murray describes the
tragic career of the Armagh priest, James Coigly, who was executed
at Tyburn, while Nicholas Furlong gives a biographical account of
the celebrated Fr Murphy of Boolavogue. W.D. Baile chooses William
Steel Dickson, a Presbyterian minister who was a leader of the
United Irishmen in Belfast, and who ended his life in exclusion and
poverty for his commitment to the cause. His fellow Presbyterian
ministers, involved in what has been described as a "Presbyterian
Rebellion", are sketched by William McMillan, as the Catholic
priests in the Wexford Rebellion are detailed by Kevin Whelan. The
involvement of the Protestant (Anglican) clergy in Wexford is
discussed by Patrick Comerford, while Sheila Molloy deals with
priests in the Connacht Rebellion. Liam Swords concentrates on
Irish priests and students in Revolutionary Paris, while Louis
Cullen and Daire Keogh set the overall context, historical and
ecclesiastical.
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