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Turning points in twentieth-century Irish history

local Irish Land League’, and although perfunctory master narratives relating to who Irish women were and how they functioned appear elsewhere on occasion, Emmons ignores the fact that Irish immigrant women gained access to the larger world of Yankee culture earlier than did their male counterparts, and learned more quickly than they how to accommodate it. Despite these caveats, Emmons’ work stands as a gallant foray into a subject that will indubitably gain more attention in the future. He has paved the way for more in-depth studies of the Famine – and other – Irish who settled the American West.