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‘In Making Empire: Ireland, Imperialism, and the Early Modern World, Jane Ohlmeyer has provided a masterful and sweeping overview of Ireland's role in the British empire. Displaying a huge breadth of original research, she offers a new story of early modern Ireland's contributions to the global world order, one that will shift our view of empire and help us understand how we live with its legacies today.’ Saran Covington. Professor of History at CUNY and author of The Devil from Over the Sea.
Jane Ohlmeyer was born in Zambia and grew up in Belfast before going to Scotland to study History, but it was at Trinity that she found her home. Over the past two decades Jane has served the Trinity community as teacher, scholar, supervisor, mentor, Head of Department, Head of School, founding
Vice President for Global Relations, and Director at the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute. She is the author or editor of numerous articles and 11 books.
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54.641452775373, -5.7177745397233
Clandeboye Courtyard
Clandeboye Estate
Bangor
BT19 1RN
United Kingdom
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