
Ulster Transformed
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R.J. Hunter occupied a unique place among historians of early modern Ireland - a highly respected scholar, much loved by his students and fellow academics. This volume brings together a selection of his finest essays: the more significant scholarly works which primarily reflect his interest in the Ulster Plantation and includes articles
on the progress of urbanisation and the social and economic impacts of these momentous times.
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In 1963 he was appointed Assistant Lecturer in History at Magee College, thus beginning an association with the city of Derry that was to continue for the rest of his life. The creation of what was to become the University of Ulster also saw him teaching regularly in Coleraine.
Through his meticulous research, he developed an encyclopedia knowledge of his subject, traversing such themes as the development of towns, the role of the English planters, the history of trade and migration and the intellectual and cultural life of Ulster more generally.
Though his untimely death in 2007 was to cut short his ambitions for further writing, he was nevertheless to leave behind more than thirty articles, essays, reviews, etc., which were the result of painstaking study conducted with a careful eye for detail and relevance.
Content
- Intro
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Bob Hunter'S Ulster by John Morrill
- Publications of R.J. Hunter (1964-2009)
- 1 The Ulster Plantation (with Raymond Gillespie)
- 2 The End of O'Donnell Power
- 3 Plantation in Donegal
- 4 Sir Ralph Bingley, c. 1570-1627: Ulster Planter
- 5 Donegal: The Settler Population of an Ulster Plantation County
- 6 Two Early Seventeenth-Century Maps of Donegal (with F.H.A. Aalen)
- 7 The Fishmongers' Company of London and the Londonderry Plantation, 1609-41
- 8 Sir William Cole, the Town of Enniskillen and Plantation County Fermanagh
- 9 Sir William Cole and Plantation Enniskillen, 1607-41
- 10 The English Undertakers in the Plantation of Ulster: A Cavan Case Study, 1610-41
- 11 'Plantation' society: Antrim and Down, 1603-41
- 12 County Armagh: A map of plantation, c. 1610
- 13 Style and Form in Gravestone and Monumental Sculpture in County Tyrone in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries
- 14 Ulster Plantation Towns, 1609-41
- 15 Towns in the Ulster Plantation
- 16 An Ulster Plantation Town, Virginia
- 17 John Franckton (d. 1620): Printer, Publisher and Bookseller in Dublin
- 18 The Bible and the Bawn: an Ulster Planter inventorised
- 19 Chester and the Irish Book Trade
- Index
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