Evangelical Protestantism in Ulster Society 1740-1890

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Writing in the middle of the nineteenth century the prolific clerical essayist Abraham Hume suggested - ironically, in the light of modern views - that when 'a Prime Minister states, that of all the parts of the United Kingdom, Ireland is his "greatest difficulty", the Province of Ulster is an understood exception'.

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