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Equiano
Nini Rodgers on Ireland, slavery, and Olaudah Equiano’s 1792 visit to Belfast — welcomed by abolitionists while the town still profited from colonial trade.
£6.00 (+ £1.55 UK/NI postage)
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Is Our Education System Failing Our Children?
Conference proceedings (58 pp., 2024): eleven contributors on Northern Ireland’s school system — failed experiments, the transfer test, selection, and support for integrated education.
£10.00 (+ £2.40 UK/NI postage)
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Mary Ann McCracken — John Gray
Illustrated booklet on abolitionist and philanthropist Mary Ann McCracken — portrait of her life and legacy in Belfast.
£6.00 (+ £1.20 UK/NI postage)
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Cave Hill and the United Irishmen
John Gray (48 pp., 2023): Cave Hill at the heart of radical Belfast — Hearts of Steel, Volunteers, Bastille Day on the hill, Henry Joy McCracken, and the road to 1798.
£6.00 (+ £2.00 UK/NI postage)
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The United Irishmen and the Men of No Property
Pamphlet on Belfast’s radical sans-culottes — listed as sold out on our earlier publications page; we are not offering PayPal sales until stock returns.
£6.00 (normally + £1.20 postage)
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The Secret Chain — Francis Hutcheson and Contemporary Ireland
Philip Orr (26 pp., 2021): Hutcheson’s moral philosophy — happiness of the greatest number, consent of the governed, influence on United Irishmen, Glasgow, and America.
£4.00 (+ £2.00 UK/NI postage)
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Gatherings of Irish Harpers 1780–1840
David Byers (111 pp.): the 1792 harpers’ assembly at Belfast’s Assembly Rooms, Edward Bunting, earlier gatherings, and efforts to keep harping alive.
£10.00 (+ £2.40 UK/NI postage)
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