Between Spenser and Swift: English Writing in Seventeenth-Century Ireland

Deana Rankin

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Introduction Part I. Rebels, Subjects, Citizens: 1. Between soldier and settler: the English parliamentary writing of Ireland 2. Writing the Irish subject, 1633-41 3. An Aphorismical Discovery of Treasonable Faction: the search for citizenship, 1642-52 Coda: Hannibal in Capua Part II. 'Relating the Truth of Things Past': 4. Staging resolution: restoration, romance and the Dublin theatre 5. History, romance and the writings of Richard Bellings 6. 'The paper warre you must expect to be assaulted with': English histories of Ireland, 1660-89 Conclusion: from Spenser to Swift.

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