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Black Potatoes: The Story of the Great Irish Famine, 1845-1850 Study Guide

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by Susan Campbell Bartoletti
About 66 pages (19,677 words)

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The Irish potato famine originated in a potato blight that struck in 1845. Potatoes were the dietary foundation for most Irish families. For five years, people hoped that the blight would end but were disappointed when crops continued to be ruined. Politicians did not offer effective relief. Queen Victoria was empathetic but.....

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