Social life in pre-Reformation Dublin, 14501540 [Hardcover]

Discover the vibrant social tapestry of Dublin before the Reformation.

Peadar Slattery unveils the intricate social life of pre-Reformation Dublin (14501540), exploring its merchant rulers, the role of the traditional church, and the lives of ordinary citizens. From the city's governors to its marginalized Irish inhabitants, this account reveals a society grappling with urban challenges and the looming religious revolution.

Delve into a world of merchant power, religious devotion, and societal tensions. Uncover the daily routines, beliefs, and power dynamics that shaped Dublin. Perfect for scholars and history enthusiasts seeking a detailed portrait of a city on the cusp of change. Explore Dublin's past today!

Peadar Slattery was awarded a doctorate in modern history by Trinity College Dublin and has published a number of articles on timber and wood in medieval times in Ireland.This is an account of social life in pre-Reformation Dublin, telling of its ruling class, its wealthy merchants, its all-powerful traditional church, the city's personalities, and Dublin's unwanted Irish.