Espied with Truth’s Ray or Error’s jaundiced Eye?: Richard Twiss’s Account of Dublin in 1775

Rachel Finnegan

Espied with Truth’s Ray or Error’s jaundiced Eye?: Richard Twiss’s Account of Dublin in 1775

Rachel Finnegan

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Abstract

Discusses the background to Richard Twiss’s tour of Ireland, particularly in the context of travel literature, the reputation of the author and his journey around the country in general. The paper then goes on to outline the observations he made about Dublin during the summer of 1775 and conclude with some remarks on the poetical response to his book, which took the form of four satirical poems.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	'Bare bones of a fanlight': Georgian Dublin Conference - UCD School of History and Archives, Newman House, UCD School of History and Archives, Newman House Duration: 01 Jan 2006 → …

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Conference	'Bare bones of a fanlight': Georgian Dublin Conference
City	UCD School of History and Archives, Newman House
Period	01/01/2006 → …

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