Irish Communities in Early Modern Europe

The third collection of essays by the Irish in Europe Project, this book explores the emergence of Irish communities across Europe from Sweden to the southerly tip of Spain. Topics include Irish entrepreneurs in Sweden's industrialization; Irish merchant dynasties in Ostend and Seville; the material culture of Irish émigré families in 18th-century France; rivalry within communities of Irish students in Paris, Toulouse and Cahors; Irish involvement in international diplomacy in Rome and Spain; Napoleon's Irish Legion and Irish participation in the battle of Cremona; literacy among Irish immigrants in Spain, and the translation of Irish Counter-Reformation literature. Contributors include: L.M. Cullen (TCD), Jan Parmentier (U. Ghent), Jane Ohlmeyer (TCD), Thomas Bartlett (UCD), Steve Murdochò(St Andrews), M. Begoña Villar García (U. Málaga), Patrick Ferté (U. ToulouseLe Mirail), Liam Chambers (Mary I, Limerick), Pierre Joannon (Ireland Fund de France), Ciaran Brady (TCD), Éoghan Ó hAnnracháin (Brussels), Óscar Recio Morales (TCD), Igor Pérez Tostado (NUIG), Martin Murphy (Oxford), Thomas Byrne (NUIM), Tadhg Ó hAnnracháin (UCD), Éamon Ó Ciosáin (NUIM), Charles Dillon (QUB), Ciaran O'Scea (Valladolid), Enrique García Hernán (Madrid), Patrick Clarke de Dromantin (Bordeaux).