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The Irish Americans: The Rise to Money and Power

by Andrew M. Greeley

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Andrew Greeley looks back at Irish history and at the famous Irish of today to show how the Irish in America really live, think, act--and what makes them statistically the richest and best educated gentile group in American society.

English | Primary description for language | Description provided by Bowker | score: 4

A myth-debunking examination of the Irish in America chronicles the history of the American Irish from their Celtic origins to their current status, noting the remarkable record of success the Irish have achieved over the past century.

English | score: 1

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973.049162History & geography › History of North America › United States › United States › Ethnic And National Groups › Other Groups › Irish Americans

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E184.I6History of the United States › United States › Elements in the population

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