To achieve a fuller understanding of the legal status of peoples within English Ireland, this book compares the treatment of Gaelic women and men to that of the English of Ireland and it also offers an in-depth examination of other 'Irish Sea Region' ethnicities.
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Stephen Hewer is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Institute of Irish Studies in the University of Liverpool. He specialises in deconstructing modern misconceptions and distortions of medieval peoples.
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