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Irish London: Middle-Class Migration in the Global Eighteenth Century explores a different side of the Irish experience in London. While many stories focus on poverty and hardship, this book reconstructs the lives of more prosperous migrants. Through detailed case studies of law students, lawyers, and merchants, it examines how these individuals navigated the metropolis. This scholarly work challenges previous assumptions about how middle-class migrants interacted with English culture. It shows how these migrants relied on their Irish connections to manage the daily challenges of life in the eighteenth century. Part of the Eighteenth-Century Worlds series, this volume provides a fresh perspective on the social and cultural history of migration during this era.

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This book by Liverpool University Press examines the lives and activities of middle-class Irish migrants in eighteenth-century London.

Detailed case studies focus on the experiences of specific groups such as law students, lawyers, and merchants.

The text explores how prosperous migrants used Irish connections to navigate the challenges of day-to-day life in the metropolis.

This volume is part of the Eighteenth-Century Worlds series, specifically volume 4 in the collection.

The research provides a new perspective on migration by looking beyond traditional narratives of poverty and marginalization.

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