Irish Opinion and the American Revolution, 1760-1783

'Drawing on a wide range of sources, especially newspapers, pamphlets, vernacular song, and published sermons, Dr Morley charts the evolution of attitudes in Ireland at each stage of the revolution, whether those produced directly through the operation of American example on Irish opinion or indirectly as a result of altered circumstances arising from the war.' Jeremy Black, H-Albion

'One of the merits of the original study, Irish Opinion and the American Revolution, 1760–1783 by Vincent Morley, is the inclusion of Gaelic manuscripts in its impressive array of sources.' Irish Times

'This is an excellent book ... which will become a major reference point for future work on Ireland in the last half of the eighteenth century.' Irish Studies Review