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Why are so many places in Belfast called Donegal?
Just who were the Shaftesburys? When did Belfast become a city?
The rise of the city of Belfast has long been regarded as one of the economic marvels of the nineteenth century. This exciting appraisal of the period between the end of the eighteenth century and the Great War looks at the changes taking place in industry and commerce, politics and society, and art and literature. Over 150 photographs, maps and drawings.
