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The End Of Hidden Ireland: Rebellion, Famine, And Emigration,New de Lorris The Critical And Cultural TheoryMany Thousands Of Irish Peasants Fled From The Country In The Terrible Famine Winter Of 184748, Following The Road To The Ports And The Liverpool Ferries To Make The Dangerous Passage Across The Atlantic. The Human Toll Of 'Black '47,' The Worst Year Of The Famine, Is Notorious, But The Lives Of The Emigrants Themselves Have Remained Largely Hidden, Untold Because Of Their Previous Obscurity And Deep Poverty. In The End Of Hidden Ireland, Scally