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Grosse Ile: Canada’s Island Famine Memorial

The approach to Grosse Ile is dominated by the fifteen-metre tall Celtic cross which bears this inscription (in Irish). It stands on a rocky promontory, the highest point on the island. Built by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, it was unveiled on 15 August 15 1909 by the Papal Legate before a crowd of 9,000 … Read more

Categories 18th–19th - Century History, Features, Issue 2 (Summer 1997), The Famine, Volume 5

Beyond Reform: Martial Law & the Tudor reconquest of Ireland

Historians of sixteenth-century Ireland have often grappled with the question of when the English Tudor monarchs decided to reconquer the country. Although it is clear that Ireland was almost totally subdued by the death in 1603 of Elizabeth I (the last of the Tudors), it is by no means certain when the Tudor reconquest began. … Read more

Categories Early Modern History (1500–1700), Features, Issue 2 (Summer 1997), Volume 5
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