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"Was Bonaparte in the GPO?"
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le Lundi 22 Octobre 2018, 19:30 - 22:00
9 rue Princesse Marie-de-Lorraine
MC98000 Monaco
Site web : http://www.pgil.mc
Tel : +377 93 50 12 25
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PRINCESS GRACE IRISH LIBRARY - MONACO

Monday 22 October 2018 at 19:30

“Was Bonaparte in the GPO? Reflections on the legend of Napoleon in Irish history 1796-1916”

A lecture by
Professor Thomas Bartlett - Emeritus Professor of History
The School of Divinity, History and Philosophy - University of Aberdeen

In this lecture, Professor Thomas Bartlett examines first, Napoleon Bonaparte’s involvement with Ireland during the Revolutionary wars, 1793-1815 and, second, considers his legacy in nineteenth-century Irish history. Through an examination of Napoleon as he appears in prose, poetry, ballads, folklore, spectacle and later film, Professor Bartlett offers an assessment of his enduring impact on Irish opinion. He concludes with a discussion of Napoleon’s influence on the 1916 rebels, notably Patrick Pearse.

Prior to his post at the University of Aberdeen, Professor Bartlett was the Professor of Modern Irish History at University College Dublin (beginning in 1995). He is a highly regarded historian of eighteenth-century Ireland and a member of the Royal Irish Academy. His book, Ireland: A History (Cambridge University Press 2010), is hailed as a much-needed one-volume history of Ireland. Additional publications are Macartney in Ireland, 1769-72, Calendar of the Chief Secretaryship, Papers on Sir George McCartney (Belfast, 1979); with David Hayton (ed.), Penal Era and Golden Age (Belfast, 1979); The Fall and Rise of the Irish Nation: the Catholic Question, 1690-1830 (Dublin, 1992); with Keith Jeffery (ed.), A Military History of Ireland (Cambridge, 1996); Life and Times of Theobald Wolfe Tone (Lilliput, 1998); with David Dickson, Dáire Keough and Kevin Whelan (ed.), 1798: A Bicentenary Perspective (Dublin, 2003) and Revolutionary Dublin, 1795-1801, The Letters of Francis Higgins to Dublin Castle (Dublin, 2004). He is general editor of the four-volume Cambridge History of Ireland published by Cambridge University Press in 2017.

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Entry 10 EUR per person payable at the door.
The doors will close at 19:30 sharp.

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Monaco-Ville
MC 98000 Principauté de Monaco

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