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A nuanced, rigorous, and highly informative study of Irish ethnic identity in North America. Malcolm Campbell, University of Auckland

"""A nuanced, rigorous, and highly informative study of Irish ethnic identity in North America."" Malcolm Campbell, University of Auckland ""Over the course of six carefully researched and well-written chapters, Mannion illustrates how the development of Irish ethnicity in St. John's, Halifax, and Portland was impacted by words and ideas originating at home and abroad."" Canadian Journal of Irish Studies"

""A nuanced, rigorous, and highly informative study of Irish ethnic identity in North America."" Malcolm Campbell, University of Auckland ""Over the course of six carefully researched and well-written chapters, Mannion illustrates how the development of Irish ethnicity in St. John's, Halifax, and Portland was impacted by words and ideas originating at home and abroad."" Canadian Journal of Irish Studies

""A nuanced, rigorous, and highly informative study of Irish ethnic identity in North America."" Malcolm Campbell, University of Auckland ""Over the course of six carefully researched and well-written chapters, Mannion illustrates how the development of Irish ethnicity in St. John's, Halifax, and Portland was impacted by words and ideas originating at home and abroad."" Canadian Journal of Irish Studies ""This is a bold and important new book that provides fresh detail and nuance to the existing historiography. Historians of the Irish experience and of diaspora, ethnicity, and identity in general will find it both helpful and enlightening."" University of Toronto Quarterly

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Patrick Mannion is a SSHRC postdoctoral fellow in the Department of History at Boston College.

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