Ian Maxwell es un experto líder en genealogía irlandesa y un antiguo oficial de registros. Centra su escritura en la historia social y la genealogía de Irlanda, Escocia e Inglaterra, ofreciendo cursos y dando conferencias regularmente sobre estos temas. Su obra se caracteriza por una profunda visión del pasado y un enfoque en la vida de la gente común. Los lectores encontrarán en sus contribuciones una exploración fascinante de la historia familiar y los contextos sociales de épocas pasadas.
Exploring the rich heritage of Down, this book delves into its historical significance, cultural evolution, and notable events that have shaped the region. It highlights key figures and milestones, providing insights into the local traditions and community life. The narrative weaves together personal stories and broader historical contexts, offering readers a comprehensive understanding of Down's past and its impact on contemporary society.
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There are many books which tackle the political developments in Ireland during the nineteenth century. The aim of this book is to show what life was like during the reign of Queen Victoria for those who lived in the towns and countryside during a period of momentous change
Exploring the cultural journey of Australians within the global hip-hop community, this book delves into the influences, artists, and movements that shaped their unique identity in the genre. It examines how local experiences and diverse backgrounds contributed to the evolution of hip-hop in Australia, highlighting key figures and events that bridged cultural gaps. The narrative celebrates the fusion of traditional Australian elements with hip-hop, showcasing the vibrant and dynamic nature of this artistic expression.
Focusing on the stark contrasts of 19th-century Ireland, this social history explores the lives of ordinary people from 1800 to 1914. It highlights the disparity between affluent country estates and impoverished urban living, revealing the impact of railway development and the tourist boom. The narrative delves into workhouse conditions, the Poor Law system, and the societal challenges posed by religious divisions and educational boycotts. Rich in detail, it provides a comprehensive view of customs, superstitions, and the everyday experiences that shaped Irish society during this era.