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|a Daly, Mary E.
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|a The Slow Failure :
|b Population Decline and Independent Ireland, 1920-1973 /
|c Mary E. Daly.
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|a Madison, Wis. :
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. 331-416) and index.
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|a The pathology of Irish demographic history -- Saving rural Ireland : 1920-1960 -- Marriages, births, and fertility : the Irish family -- The Irish state and its emigrants : 1922-1954 -- The vanishing Irish : 1954-1961 -- 1961-1971 : "A worthy homeland for the Irish people"? -- "A ticket to London is a ticket to hell" : emigrants, emigrant welfare, and images of Ireland.
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