Confluences of Law and History

Irish Legal History Society Discourses, 2011-2021

Niamh Howlin and Felix M. Larkin

A decade of legal history scholarship
Niamh Howlin and Felix M. Larkin

Lords, the law and litigation in early modern Ireland
Jane Ohlmeyer

Ambivalent patriot: William Molyneux and the art of rhetoric
Patrick Hyde Kelly

Imprisonment for debt in early nineteenth-century Ireland, 1810–48
Kevin Costello

The trials of Arthur Donnelly: a cause célèbre of the 1870s
Donnell Deeny

Exploring the dynamic of the Irish land war, 1879–90
L. Perry Curtis, Jr

Parnell and the law
Paul Bew

Investigating Jack the Ripper and Parnellite crime: Sir Robert Anderson and the writing of history
Patrick Geoghegan

Lisnafana: a townland in crisis on the Headfort Cavan estate, 1879–95
Robert D. Marshall

The law in action in Ulster in July 1898
Anthony Hart

‘Suffrage first’ or ‘suffrage as a crown’: women’s suffrage in Germany, Ireland and England
Marion Röwekamp

James Henry Mussen Campbell QC, MP: a life in law and unionist politics
Daire Hogan

The Irish Convention 1917–18: centenary reflections
John F. Larkin

The ‘so-called Treaty’: the implications of legal form for achieving settlement of the Irish War of Independence
Bláthna Ruane

Dismantling the Anglo-Irish Treaty: removing the oath and the repugnancy clause from the constitution of the Irish Free State
Thomas Mohr

The asinine law: Irish legal cartoons
Felix M. Larkin