Politics and print: a case study

Allan Blackstock

Politics and print: a case study

Allan Blackstock

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Abstract

This chapter in the Oxford History of the Irish Book examines the under-researched area of loyalist and counter-revolutionary publishing in the era of the French Revolution. It argues that texts such as Francis Kirkpatrick's Loyalty and the Times (1804) reflect a tension between 'respectable' authorship and plebeian readership which had implications for content and meaning.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Oxford History of the Irish Book, volume III: the Irish Book in English, 1550-1800
Editors	Raymond Gillespie, Andrew Hadfield
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	234-249
ISBN (Print)	ISBN 10: 0-19-924705-6
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 1 May 2006

Keywords

Politics
Print
Loyalism
Counter-Revolution
French Revolution
Orangeism
United Irishmen

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Politics and print: a case study

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