An Enquiry Into The History Of Tithe, Its Influence Upon The Agriculture, Population, And Morals Of Ireland

"An Enquiry Into The History Of Tithe, Its Influence Upon The Agriculture, Population, And Morals Of Ireland" offers a detailed examination of the tithe system's profound impact on Ireland. Authored by Michael Nolan and Hartigan, this historical study delves into the complexities of tithes, exploring their effects on agricultural practices, population dynamics, and the moral fabric of Irish society.

This work provides valuable insights into the socio-economic landscape of Ireland, shedding light on the intricate relationships between land ownership, religious institutions, and the livelihoods of the Irish people. Included is a proposed plan for modifying the tithe system, reflecting contemporary efforts to address the challenges it presented. This book remains a significant resource for understanding the historical roots of Ireland's agricultural and social structures.

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