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Select Bibliography of the
1798 Rebellion
- [Anon.,] Paddy’s Resource [songs of United
Irishmen issued in four major editions].
- Adams, Jane, Memoir, ed. in T C Croker, Researches
(1820)
- Banim, Michael, The Croppy; A Tale of the Irish
Rebellion of 1798 (London 1828; Dublin 1865).
- Barrington, Jonah, The Rise and Fall of the Irish Nation (Paris:
G. G. Bennis 1833).
- Burdy, Samuel, History of Ireland from the Earliest Ages to the
Union (1817)[final two chapters].
- Burk, John Daly, History of the Late War in Ireland (Philadelphia:Bailey
1799).
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Byrnes, Miles, Memoirs.
- Campbell, Flann, The Dissenting Voice: Protestant Democracy in
Ulster from the Plantation to Partition (Dublin: Blackstaff 1992).
- Croker, Thomas Crofton, Researches in the South
of Ireland, illustrative of the scenery, architectural remains, and
the manners and superstitions of the peasantry (Lon: Murray 1820)
[contains memoirs of Jane Adams and Gen. Holt].
- Curtin, Nancy J., The United Irishmen: Popular Politics in Ulster
and Dublin 1791-1798 (Clarendon Press 1994), 317pp.
- Daunt, W. J. O’Neill, Personal Recollections
of Daniel O’Connell (1848).
- Dickson, Charles, The Wexford Rising in 1798: Its Causes and its
course [1st edn. 1955] (London: Constable 1997), 273pp.
- Dickson, Charles, Revolt of the North (1960).
- Dickson, David, Dáire Keogh, and Kevin Whelan, eds., The
United Irishmen: Republicanism, Radicalism, and Rebellion (Dub:Lilliput
1993), 378pp. [contains 22 papers].
- Doyle, James Warren [JKL), Letters on the State of Ireland
(1825).
- Duigenan, Patrick, Impartial History of the late rebellion in
Ireland (new ed. London n.d. [1802].
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- Elliott, Marianne, ‘The Origins and Transformation of Early Irish Republicanism’, in International Review of Social History, Vol. XXIII, No. 3 (1978), pp.405-28).
- Elliott, Marianne, Wolfe Tone: Prophet of Irish Independence (London & New Haven: Yale UP 1989; rep. London: Wylie [1997]).
- Folley, Terence, Eyewitness to 1798 (Cork:
Mercier [1997?]).
- Gahan, Daniel, The People’s Rising: Wexford
1798 (Gill & Macmillan 1995), 367pp.
- Gordon, James Bentley, History of the Rebellion in Ireland in
1798 (1801).
- Hay, Edward, History of the Irish Insurrection
of 1798 [new ed.] (Boston n.d.).
- Hayes, Richard, The Last Invasion of Ireland, When Connaught Rose
(MH Gill 1937).
- Hewitt, Mark, The Year of the Revolution: Wolfe Tone and the United
Irishmen (Socialist Worker 1998), 30pp.
- Holt, General, Memoirs, edited in T. C. Croker, Researches in
the South of Ireland (1820).
- Jones, John, Impartial narrative of the most important
engagement which took place between his majesty’s forces and the
rebels, during the Irish rebellion, 1798, 2 parts (Dublin 1799).
- Kavanagh, Rev. Patrick F[idelis], A Popular History of the Insurrection of 1798, derived from every available record and reliable tradition [Gill’s Shilling Ser.] [2nd edn.] (1874); Do. [4th edn., rev. & enl.] (Dublin: M. H. Gill 1884),
xii, 283pp., 8º; Do. [Centenary Edn.] (Cork: Guy & Co., 1898), xvi, 344, 59pp., ill. [pls. & ports.]; other edns. in 1916 and 1920.
- Kee, Robert, The Green Flag (1972) [in part]
- Kelly, Liam, A Flame Now Quenched: Rebels and Frenchmen in Leitrim
1793-1798 (Dublin: Lilliput 1998), 156pp.
- Keogh, Daire, The French Disease: The Catholic Church and Radicalism
in Ireland 1790-1800 (Four Courts Press 1993).
- Keogh, Daire and Nicholas Furlong, eds., The Mighty Wave: The
1798 Rebellion in Wexford [papers of Comoradh 1798 Conference and
Byrne-Perry Summer School, 1995] (Four Courts Press 1996), 187pp. [papers
of Comoradh 1798 Conference and Byrne-Perry Summer School, 1995] (Four
Courts Press 1996) [keynote essay by Keven Whelan; others by Brian Cleary,
Louis Cullen;
Thomas Graham; Daniel Gahan; Thomas Bartlett; Anna
- Kinsella; also the editors.].
- Kavanagh, Fr. Patrick, The Insurrection of Ninety-eight (1898)
[written by organiser of centenary in Wexford].
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- Leadbeater, Mary, The Leadbeater Papers: The Annals
of Ballitore (1862) [diary of the rebellion in two long chapters].
- Lecky, W. E. H., History of Ireland in the Eighteenth Century,
ed. and abridged LP Curtis, Jr. (Chicago:Univ. Press 1972) [being vols.
5-8 of his History of England in the Eighteenth Century: 8 vols,
1878-90].
- Lewis, George C., On Local Disturbances in Ireland (1836).
- Madden, Richard Robert, The United Irishmen: their
Lives and Times, 7 vols (1842-46; revised ed. in 4 vols, Dublin
1857-60).
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Madden, Richard Robert, The Life
andf Times of Robert Emmet ((Dub:Duffy 1847).
- MacAstasney, Gerard, Leitrim and the Croppies 1776-1804 (Charick
on Shannon Hidstrict Hist. Soc. 1998), 95pp.
- McDowell, Robert B., Ireland in the age of imperialism and revolution
1760-1801 (Oxford:Clarendon 1979).
- McHugh, Roger, ed., Autobiography of William Farrell: Carlow in
‘98 (Dublin 1949).
- McDowell, R. B., ‘The Personnel of the Dublin society of United
Irishmen’; in Irish Historical Studies, II, No. 5 (March
1940), pp.12-53.
- Maxwell, W H, History of the Irish Rebellion in 1798 (Lon:Baily
Bros. Cornhill 1845).
- Moore, Thomas, Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald (2 vols. 1831).
- Musgrave, Richard, Memoirs of the Different Rebellions in Irelnd,
from teh Arrival of the English: Also, a Particular Detail of That Which
Broke Out the XXIIId of May, MDCCXCVIII; with the History of the Conspiracy
which Preceded It and the Characters of the Principal Actors in It;
to this Edition is Added, a Concise History of the Reformation of Ireland;
and Considerations on the Means of Extending Its Advantages Therein
(2nd ed. Dublin:Milliken 1801).
- O’Kelly, P., General History of the Rebellion of 1798 (Dublin
1842) [acknowledged by Heaney in Door Into the Dark].
- Ó Portéir, Cathal, ed., TheGreat Irish Rebellion
of 1798 [Thomas Davis Lectures] (RTE Mercier 1998), 187pp.
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- Pakenham, Thomas, The Year of Liberty: The Story
of the Great Irish Rebellion of 1798 (London:Houghton & Stoddard
1969; Panther 1972).
- Public Records Office of Northern íreland, the United Irishmen:
Educ. Facs. 61-80 (MMSO 1974).
- Smyth, Jim, Men of No Property: Irish Radicals
and popular Politics in the late eighteenth century (Gill &
Macmillan 1993).
- Simms, S., A Select bibliography of the United Irishmen, Irish
Historical Studies, 1, 158-80.
- Stock, Bishop Joseph, A Narrative of What Passed at Killala
.. during the French Invasion in the Summer of 1798 (1800) 182p.
[MORRIS].
- Stewart, A T Q, A Deeper Silence: The hidden Origins of the United
Irishmen (Faber 1993).
- Stewart, A. T. Q., The Summer Soldiers: The 1798 Rebellion in
Antrim and Down (Belf:Blackstaff 1995).
- McCullough, T[homas], Memoirs of the Right Hon. Richard Lalor
Sheil (1856).
- Tone, Theobald Wolfe, Life of Wolfe Tone (1826)
[autobiography edited by his son].
- Thuente, Mary Helen, The Harp Restrung: the United Irishmen and
the rise of Irish Literary Nationalism (Syracuse UP 1994), 300pp.
[literary and cultural dimension of UI movement of the 1790s.].
- Trial of Billy Byrne of Ballymanus, The (Arklow: Dee-Jay Publ.
1996), 80pp. [rep. of 200 yr-old text].
- Walsh, Helena [Mrs. Thomas Concannen, MA], Women
of Ninety Eight (Dublin: Gill 1919, 2nd ed. 1920).
- Weber, Paul, On the Road to Rebellion: The United Irishmen and
Hamburg, 1792-1803 (Dublin: Four Courts 1997), 192pp.
- Whelan, Kevin, The Tree of Liberty: Radicalism, Catholicism, and
the construction of Irish Identity, 1760-1830 [Field Day] (Cork
UP 1996), 236pp.
- Whelan, Kevin, Fellowship of Freedom: The United Irishmen and
1798 (Cork UP 1998), 174pp.
- Wyse, Thomas, Historical Sketches of the Late Catholic Association
(1829).
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