Mathew Powers’s Reviews > Erin's Daughters in America: Irish Immigrant Women in the Nineteenth Century > Status Update
Mathew Powers
is on page 60 of 208
This book seems to ignore much of the British imperial influence on Irish history, notably with the famine, and makes way too many assumptions so far. I can only hope it gets better -- I'm hopeful.
— Jan 31, 2014 02:25PM
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Mathew Powers
is on page 80 of 208
I can't believe how many people like this book. The erroneous nature of her arguments are astounding .. I continually mark in the book her own contradictions as well as clear errors in logic. I'll finish it in time, but it would take a miracle for this book to be good .
— Feb 10, 2014 11:55PM
Mathew Powers
is on page 24 of 208
This better get better ..this pro-British view of the Potato famine and utter disregard for Britain's role, Britain's failings in aiding starving Irish, and the overall actions of the Ascendency in Ireland is annoying. It's so pro-Victorian"ish" that it's making me want to ignore almost everything being said. However, this is a lead-in to the actual argument of the book so I will await and see...
— Jan 25, 2014 09:57PM

