..., 1801. Moore's publications on Ireland's politics, and his desire to write a biography of Henry Grattan, can almost be seen as a hagiography of the Irish nationalist heroes who struggled for Ireland's independence. But Moore's standing as an Irish patriot was of a different order from Daniel O'Connell's...

... agents Jackson Mike Bedaux C system labour warehousing Grattan growth of mail order firms IBM Innovative Computing Laboratory Kays Apple computers Beaver Patrick Intel Microsoft unions Littlewoods Fattorini Peter pickers United States credit Tilt Tray System viruses customer...

...0 27 03 2003 The three letters reproduced here are the only ones exchanged between Gödel and Ernst Zermelo. All have been published before, the second and third in Grattan-Guinness 1979 and the first in Dawson 1985a. The circumstances surrounding the correspondence are described in the former...

... and a larger liberal international society during the interwar years. Bowman Isaiah Council on Foreign Relations CFR Dulles Allen economic issues France Geneva American section governance constructing equipment of Grattan C Hartley institutionalism internationalism McDougall Frank Lidgett peace...

...The book concludes by considering why Australasia has been such a neglected field in discussions of American literature. It tracks the history of this field back to one of the first American Australianists, C. Hartley Grattan, but argues that Americans have too often sought to imagine Australia...

..., achieved both free trade and legislative independence. This period represented the high point of patriot enthusiasm. However, the rejection of proposals for parliamentary reform along with the continuation of religious tests meant that Grattan's claim that Ireland was now a nation remained a hollow one...

... to explain fully the features and workings of this industry. It shows how British general mail order industry firms such as Kay and Co., Empire Stores, Littlewoods, and Grattan grew from a range of businesses as diverse as watch sales or football pools. A range of business innovations and strategies were...

... Ascendancy Scotland tithes Castle administration cultural heritage disenfranchisement elections emancipation penal system relief acts William III king British government judicial system patronage Viceroyalty Grattan Henry Armagh County clergy Catholic hierarchy evictions Hearts of Oak...

... associated with the Regency crisis of 1788–9, when the illness of George III threatened his position, through a Foxite alliance echoed by a majority of Grattan's parliament. The Regency crisis raised the prospect of dual monarchy. Whilst not envisionaging a constitutional split in the monarchy on the scale...

... Catholic cottagers of the mid-nineteenth century. The years of Grattan’s Parliament saw an Enlightenment definition of The People that stressed civic duties and land ownership as essential to participation in the res publica. The chapter traces how these criteria enter Ireland in arguments...