Mere Irish & Fíor-Ghael

• Acknowledgements | p. ix
• Abbreviations | p. xi
• Spelling, typography, nomenclature | p. xiii
• Introduction: aims and methods | pp. 1–12
• 1. The idea of nationality: terminology and historical background | pp. 13–32
• 2. Ierland in English representations | pp. 33–84
• 3. The fictional Irishman in English literature | pp. 85–168
• 4. Gaelic poetry and the idea of Irish nationality | pp. 169–289
• 5. The public assertion of Irish civility | pp. 291–324
• 6. Gael and Anglo-Irish: the development of an Irish national identity in the eighteenth century | pp. 325–444
• Conclusion | pp. 445–455
• Footnotes | pp. 457–489
• Index | pp. 521–535

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