Turtle Bunbury
The Irish Diaspora: Tales of Emigration, Exile and Imperialism
Turtle Bunbury
The Irish Diaspora: Tales of Emigration, Exile and Imperialism
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Explores the lives of over forty men and women â great and otherwise â whose pioneering journeys beyond the Irish shore played a profound role in world history.
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Explores the lives of over forty men and women â great and otherwise â whose pioneering journeys beyond the Irish shore played a profound role in world history.
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- Verlag: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 168mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9780500022528
- ISBN-10: 0500022526
- Artikelnr.: 59764279
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 243mm x 168mm x 35mm
- Gewicht: 680g
- ISBN-13: 9780500022528
- ISBN-10: 0500022526
- Artikelnr.: 59764279
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Turtle Bunbury is an author, historian, public speaker and TV presenter based in Ireland. His previous book, Ireland's Forgotten Past, was described by Sebastian Barry, the Laureate for Irish Fiction, as 'a delicious and stirring atlas of Irishness'. His other books include The Irish Pub, Living in Sri Lanka and the award-winning Vanishing Ireland series. A frequent guest on Irish radio and TV, Turtle also appeared on the 2018 US series of Who Do You Think You Are?.
Introduction - Emerald Exodus
Columbanus & the Merovingian Kings
Virgilius of Salzburg
The Carolingian Irish
Brendan the Navigator & The Monks of Iceland
Helias of Cologne
Jacobo of Ireland & the Mongol Empire
Luke Wadding & The Vatican Elite
Don Guillén - The Original Zorro
Lord Bellomont's Piratical Venture
George Berkeley - The 'Irish Plato' & Bermuda College
Richard Brew - Slave Trader
The Abbé de Firmont
Hercules Mulligan - Washington's Spy
James Hoban - Architect of the White House
General Gough - Conqueror of the Punjab
Pat Watkins - Crusoe of the Galápagos
Chile's Irish Patriots
John Field - A Muscovy Nocturne
Frederick Young - Father of the Gurkhas
Dr James Barry - Caesarean Pioneer
The Texan Revolution
Sir George Gore - Buffalo Slayer
Margaret of New Orleans
Children of the Famine
Little Al Cashier
Thomas D'Arcy McGee - Father of The Canadian Confederation
The Railroad Men
Eliza Lynch - First Lady of Paraguay
John Philip Holland - Father of The Submarine
Nellie Cashman - The Angel of the Wild West
The Grace Brothers' Conquest of Peru
Annie Moore - The First Emigrant Through Ellis Island
Margaretta Eagar - The Last Tsar's Governess
The Moore Brothers - Hollywood Stars
Louis Brennan - The Wizard of Oz
Violet Gibson - Killing Mussolini
Don Patricio O'Connell - Barça's Saviour
Lord Haw-Haw - The Voice of Nazi Germany
Brendan Bracken - Churchill's Spin Doctor
Patrick Gallagher - Vietnam Hero
The Irish in the White House
Epilogue - Reflections on Irish Identity
Columbanus & the Merovingian Kings
Virgilius of Salzburg
The Carolingian Irish
Brendan the Navigator & The Monks of Iceland
Helias of Cologne
Jacobo of Ireland & the Mongol Empire
Luke Wadding & The Vatican Elite
Don Guillén - The Original Zorro
Lord Bellomont's Piratical Venture
George Berkeley - The 'Irish Plato' & Bermuda College
Richard Brew - Slave Trader
The Abbé de Firmont
Hercules Mulligan - Washington's Spy
James Hoban - Architect of the White House
General Gough - Conqueror of the Punjab
Pat Watkins - Crusoe of the Galápagos
Chile's Irish Patriots
John Field - A Muscovy Nocturne
Frederick Young - Father of the Gurkhas
Dr James Barry - Caesarean Pioneer
The Texan Revolution
Sir George Gore - Buffalo Slayer
Margaret of New Orleans
Children of the Famine
Little Al Cashier
Thomas D'Arcy McGee - Father of The Canadian Confederation
The Railroad Men
Eliza Lynch - First Lady of Paraguay
John Philip Holland - Father of The Submarine
Nellie Cashman - The Angel of the Wild West
The Grace Brothers' Conquest of Peru
Annie Moore - The First Emigrant Through Ellis Island
Margaretta Eagar - The Last Tsar's Governess
The Moore Brothers - Hollywood Stars
Louis Brennan - The Wizard of Oz
Violet Gibson - Killing Mussolini
Don Patricio O'Connell - Barça's Saviour
Lord Haw-Haw - The Voice of Nazi Germany
Brendan Bracken - Churchill's Spin Doctor
Patrick Gallagher - Vietnam Hero
The Irish in the White House
Epilogue - Reflections on Irish Identity
Introduction - Emerald Exodus
Columbanus & the Merovingian Kings
Virgilius of Salzburg
The Carolingian Irish
Brendan the Navigator & The Monks of Iceland
Helias of Cologne
Jacobo of Ireland & the Mongol Empire
Luke Wadding & The Vatican Elite
Don Guillén - The Original Zorro
Lord Bellomont's Piratical Venture
George Berkeley - The 'Irish Plato' & Bermuda College
Richard Brew - Slave Trader
The Abbé de Firmont
Hercules Mulligan - Washington's Spy
James Hoban - Architect of the White House
General Gough - Conqueror of the Punjab
Pat Watkins - Crusoe of the Galápagos
Chile's Irish Patriots
John Field - A Muscovy Nocturne
Frederick Young - Father of the Gurkhas
Dr James Barry - Caesarean Pioneer
The Texan Revolution
Sir George Gore - Buffalo Slayer
Margaret of New Orleans
Children of the Famine
Little Al Cashier
Thomas D'Arcy McGee - Father of The Canadian Confederation
The Railroad Men
Eliza Lynch - First Lady of Paraguay
John Philip Holland - Father of The Submarine
Nellie Cashman - The Angel of the Wild West
The Grace Brothers' Conquest of Peru
Annie Moore - The First Emigrant Through Ellis Island
Margaretta Eagar - The Last Tsar's Governess
The Moore Brothers - Hollywood Stars
Louis Brennan - The Wizard of Oz
Violet Gibson - Killing Mussolini
Don Patricio O'Connell - Barça's Saviour
Lord Haw-Haw - The Voice of Nazi Germany
Brendan Bracken - Churchill's Spin Doctor
Patrick Gallagher - Vietnam Hero
The Irish in the White House
Epilogue - Reflections on Irish Identity
Columbanus & the Merovingian Kings
Virgilius of Salzburg
The Carolingian Irish
Brendan the Navigator & The Monks of Iceland
Helias of Cologne
Jacobo of Ireland & the Mongol Empire
Luke Wadding & The Vatican Elite
Don Guillén - The Original Zorro
Lord Bellomont's Piratical Venture
George Berkeley - The 'Irish Plato' & Bermuda College
Richard Brew - Slave Trader
The Abbé de Firmont
Hercules Mulligan - Washington's Spy
James Hoban - Architect of the White House
General Gough - Conqueror of the Punjab
Pat Watkins - Crusoe of the Galápagos
Chile's Irish Patriots
John Field - A Muscovy Nocturne
Frederick Young - Father of the Gurkhas
Dr James Barry - Caesarean Pioneer
The Texan Revolution
Sir George Gore - Buffalo Slayer
Margaret of New Orleans
Children of the Famine
Little Al Cashier
Thomas D'Arcy McGee - Father of The Canadian Confederation
The Railroad Men
Eliza Lynch - First Lady of Paraguay
John Philip Holland - Father of The Submarine
Nellie Cashman - The Angel of the Wild West
The Grace Brothers' Conquest of Peru
Annie Moore - The First Emigrant Through Ellis Island
Margaretta Eagar - The Last Tsar's Governess
The Moore Brothers - Hollywood Stars
Louis Brennan - The Wizard of Oz
Violet Gibson - Killing Mussolini
Don Patricio O'Connell - Barça's Saviour
Lord Haw-Haw - The Voice of Nazi Germany
Brendan Bracken - Churchill's Spin Doctor
Patrick Gallagher - Vietnam Hero
The Irish in the White House
Epilogue - Reflections on Irish Identity