Dublin in 1608
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This document provides information about a book published for Dublin Heritage Week 2008 titled "Early Modern Dubliners" by Dr. Maighréad Nà Mhurchadha. It is a 136 page paperback book that costs €25. The document also includes images from Dublin City Library and Archive of maps of Dublin from around 1608 and references to the Book of Common Prayer.
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- 1. Dublin 1608 Heritage Week 2008
- 2. Early Modern Dubliners by Dr Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha Pbk , 136pp. €25 ISBN: 10 - 0946841934 13 – 9780946841936 Publisher: Dublin City Public Libraries
- 3. Dublin 1608 Heritage Week 2008
- 4. Book of Common Prayer Courtesy of Dublin City Library and Archive
- 5. Book of Common Prayer Dedication Courtesy of Dublin City Library and Archive
- 6. St Patrick’s Close to Castle Street (Speed map) Courtesy of Dublin City Library and Archive
- 7. Speed map c. 1611 Courtesy of Dublin City Library and Archive
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