Información General

• Autores: Thomas O'Connor (coord.), Mary Ann Lyons (coord.)
• Editores: Four Courts Press
• Año de publicación: 2010
• País: Irlanda
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9781846821851
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Resumen

• Rome was the destination of a significant number of Irish migrants in the early 17th century, including Hugh O'Neill, earl of Tyrone. This collection, the 4th in the Irish in Europe Series and the fruit of the 2007 conference hosted by the Irish College, Rome, looks at the factors pushing them abroad and attracting them to Rome.

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Listado de artículos

• • In the labyrinth of baroque politics

    • The Europe that the earls encountered

      Joseph Bergin

      págs. 5-17

      

    • Policy and propaganda in Hugh O'neill's connection with Europe

      Hiram Morgan

      págs. 18-52

      

    • The plight of the earls: Tyrconnell's 'Grievances' and Crown coercion in Ulster, 1603-7

      David Edwards

      págs. 53-76

      

    • The flight the earls in British-Spanish diplomacy

      Colm Lennon

      págs. 77-87

      

    • The northern flight: irish soldiers in seventeenth century Scandinavia

      Steve Murdoch

      págs. 88-109

      

  • Making the irish catholic

    • Our man in Rome: Lombard, agent of the University of louvain, at the grand theatre of European politics, 1598-1612

      Bruno Boute

      págs. 110-141

      

    • The irish colleges on the continent and the creation of an educated clergy

      L.W.B. Brockliss

      págs. 142-165

      

    • Contrasting communities: a comparative approach to irish communities in baroque Europe

      Raymond Gillespie

      págs. 166-182

      

    • On the trail of irish émigrés in the collections of the Strahov Abbey Library of Prague

      Hedvika Kucharová, Jan Parez

      págs. 183-222

      

    • The Real Colegio de San Patricio de Nobles Irlandeses of Salamanca: its buildings and properties, 1592-1768

      Ana Castro Santamaría, María Nieves Rupérez Almajano

      págs. 223-241

      

  • Ireland and the baroque imagination

    • Early modern Catholic self-fashioning: Tadhg Ó Cianain, the Ulster earls and Santa Francesca Romana (1608)

      Mícheál Mac Craith

      págs. 242-261

      

    • The Monasteranenagh miracle (1579): an Irish legend in a south German abbey church

      Peter Stoll

      págs. 262-277

      

    • The enigma as exemplar: Water Butler (d. 1638) and Schiller's Wallenstein (1799)

      Florian Krobb

      págs. 278-290

      

  • Self preservation and refashioning

    • Aristotle, greco-roman imagery, an the irish in Europe: the classical context in the seventeenth century

      Gráinne Mc Laughlin

      págs. 291-305

      

    • Exiles an saints in baroque Europe: George Conn and the scotic debate

      Jason Harris

      págs. 306-326

      

    • The scots in the Italian Peninsula during the Thirty Years War

      Richard Marks

      págs. 327-348

      

    • Irish literature in Spanish Flanders

      Ruairí Ó hUiginn

      págs. 349-361

      

  • Commemorating history and the history and the history of commemoration

    • Pitying the plumage: commemorating 'the flights of the earls' in contemporary and historical contexts

      Ciaran Brady

      págs. 362-383