The Wild Irish Girl: A National Tale

Author
Sydney Owenson (Lady Morgan)

Country
England / Ireland

Language
English

Genre(s)
Romance novel

Publication date
1806

Media type
Print (Hardback & Paperback)

Pages
304 p. (Oxford University Press paperback edition)

ISBN
ISBN 0-19-283283-2 (Oxford University Press paperback edition)

The Wild Irish Girl: A National Tale is a novel written by Sydney Owenson (who is also known as Lady Morgan) in 1806.

Form

The novel is written in epistolary form by members of the English ruling class.

Controversy

The novel depicts a radical dileanation of Irish subculture and affected issues such as Catholic Emancipation and the Repeal of the Union.

External links


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