| Domain | Article in Book |
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| Title | "Shan Bullock's perspectives on nineteenth century Fermanagh" |
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| Title Of Book | Murphy, Eileen; Roulston, William (ed.), Fermanagh : history and society : interdisciplinary essays on the history of an Irish county; series editor William Nolan (Dublin: Geography Publications, 2004) |
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| Author | Maume, Patrick |
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| Publication Date | 2004 |
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| Start-End Page | 459 — 477 |
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| Number Of Pages | 19 p. |
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| Era Covered | 1880 — 1930 |
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| Language | English |
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| Person As Subject | Bullock, Shan Fadh, 1873-1935 |
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| Place | County Fermanagh |
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| Country | Northern Ireland |
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| Notes | Outlines the career of the novelist Shan Bullock (1865-1935), son of the steward of Lord Erne's Castle Crom estate who became a civil servant and wrote regional novels about the small farmers and labourers of south-eastern Fermanagh. Discusses the value and limitations of these novels as historical sources, and the attitudes and uncertainties which Bullock brought to them. (Bullock was a Protestant of liberal theological views; he was a Liberal Unionist in politics, and was heavily influenced by Sir Horace Plunkett whom he knew well in later life.) |
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| Rights | All rights to IHO record reserved. |
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