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Discover the vibrant social tapestry of Dublin before the Reformation. Peadar Slattery unveils the intricate social life of pre-Reformation Dublin (1450-1540), exploring its merchant rulers, the role of the traditional church, and the lives of ordinary citizens. From the city's governors to its marginalized Irish inhabitants, this account reveals a society grappling with urban challenges and the looming religious revolution. Delve into a world of merchant power, religious devotion, and societal tensions. Uncover the daily routines, beliefs, and power dynamics that shaped Dublin. Perfect for scholars and history enthusiasts seeking a detailed portrait of a city on the cusp of change. Explore Dublin's past today!

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Peadar Slattery was awarded a doctorate in modern history by Trinity College Dublin and has published a number of articles on timber and wood in medieval times in Ireland.

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