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Repetitorium Experimentalphysikerests as they became increasingly isolated. In east Galway, previously infrequent criticisms towards Clancarty and Clonbrock became more regular, with hostility towards other landlords such as Ashtown, Clanricarde and Dunsandle becoming much more vocal and animated.

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Repetitorium Experimentalphysikgh they frequently dislocated themselves from their tenantry. It also explores the emergence of trade union organisation amongst shop assistants, the contentious issue of housing and working-class representation on the urban district council.

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,The Post-Famine Landscape, Estate Management and Agricultural Improvement in East Galway, 1851–1914y-jowl with graziers set the scene for significant animus as the capitalistic nature of grazing challenged traditional notions of subsistence, and this is an example of the challenges presented to the lower classes, who were grappling with the challenges presented by modernisation.

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The Third Earl of Clancarty, Proselytism and Evangelicalism in Ballinasloe in the 1850s and 1860s,while generally class-based, were now taking on a confessional hue. The previous ineffectiveness of the Catholic Church to adequately deal with the abject poverty, both temporal and spiritual, ensured that the workhouse was ripe for a proselytising mission.

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The Construction of a Proletarian Political Movement: The Ballinasloe Tenant Defence Association, 1e social reform were reported extensively in the local press, and politics now became more accessible, showing that the lower classes were sophisticated in their own ways with a cosmopolitan nationalism.

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,: Continuity and Change in a Community, 1891–1914,gh they frequently dislocated themselves from their tenantry. It also explores the emergence of trade union organisation amongst shop assistants, the contentious issue of housing and working-class representation on the urban district council.