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Muhammad Asif,Muhammad Iqbal,Dean Spaner years: firstly, a fruitful alliance between Irish patriots and undertakers, and secondly, the development of a more proactive Irish policy by the British government. The replacement of Lord Harrington, following a tumultuous period as viceroy, can be seen as a significant milestone in Britain’s rul

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Robertsican crisis ensured that Irish politics were increasingly dominated by the interests of Britain and empire in the decade that followed. Irish policy was determined not only by British interests abroad, but by a common approach to Britain’s imperial dominions. The conclusions reached by the board of

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Robertstrated by the East India Regulating Bill of 1773. Policies within the framework of imperial centralisation had also been implemented with some success in Ireland. These policy-making triumphs, however, were not matched in America. The North ministry’s inflexible handling of the American dispute led

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James Bostock,Richard Cooper,Gareth Roberts colonies. But the East India Company’s operations were threatened by the outbreak of the second Mysore war, and British naval dominance was challenged by the formation of the league of armed neutrality. This unsettled imperial backdrop made it essential that a measure of stability was restored to I

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Leadership in Complex Situationss, though symbolising the apex of Irish patriotism, should not be allowed to overshadow the other dominant trend within Anglo-Irish relations in the second half of the eighteenth century: the quest by the British government to tighten imperial control over Ireland. Eoin Magennis, however, argues tha