The great famine and beyond: Irish migrants in Britain in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Introduction: The Great Famine and Beyond: Irish Migrants in Britain in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries / Donald M. MacRaild

1. Historians and the Irish: Recent Writings on the Irish in Nineteenth-Century Britain / Roger Swift

2. Crossing Migrant Frontiers: Comparative Reflections on Irish Migrants in Britain and the United States during the Nineteenth Century / Donald M. MacRaild

3. Foundations of the Irish Settlement in Newcastle upon Tyne: The Evidence in the 1851 Census / Frank Neal

4. Little Islands of Erin: Irish Settlement and Identity in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Manchester / Mervyn Busteed

5. Liverpool-Irish Enclave / John Belchem

6. Roman Catholicism and the Irish in England / Sheridan Gilley

7. Defining Womanhood: Irish Women and the Catholic Church in Victorian Liverpool / Martha Kanya-Forstner

8. From Londonderry to London: Identity and Sense of Place for a Protestant Northern Irish Woman in the 1930s / Colin G. Pooley

9. Irish Diaspora Politics in Perspective: The United Irish Leagues of Great Britain and America, 1900-14 / Alan O'Day

10. 'Almost a Class of Helots in an Alien Land': The British State and Irish Immigration, 1921-45 / Enda Delaney

11. Beyond 'Plastic Paddy': A Re-examination of the Second-Generation Irish in England / Sean Campbell.