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  1. How an 1847 Choctaw donation to Ireland now funds students through @UCC scholarship

    Historic act of generosity during the Great Famine continues to shape cultural ties and educational opportunities nearly two centuries later

    irishexaminer.com/news/spotlig

    #Choctaw #GreatFamine #mastodaoine #UCC #Cork #solidarity #generosity

  2. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  3. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  4. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  5. "Padraic Scanlan’s Rot: A History of the #IrishFamine doesn’t seek to overturn this consensus but Scanlan’s central claim is in some ways an echo of Mitchel’s: although #Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, it was, he writes, ‘imagined, governed and exploited in strikingly colonial ways ... The famine – a complex ecological, economic, logistical and political disaster – was a consequence of colonialism.’ "

    lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n21/ni

    #GreatFamine #IrishHistory #colonialism #books @bookstodon

  6. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  7. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  8. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland

  9. "British authorities regarded #Ireland’s misfortunes as evidence of the country’s incurable and willful medievalism [...] But as Scanlan is at pains to point out, the famine was in fact the result of forces within high #capitalism that were entirely modern [...] 'an unintended consequence of the increasing integration of global commerce.' "

    Review of Padraic X. Scanlan's Rot: An Imperial History of the #IrishFamine

    thenation.com/article/world/ir

    #GreatFamine #books @bookstodon @histodons @ireland