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The Irish Countryman Brokaw\Author Conrad M. Arensberg Publisher Doubleday (June 1, 1968) Binding Paperback Condition Very good Summary The Irish Countryman by Conrad M. Arensberg is a classic anthropological study of rural life in Ireland, based on fieldwork conducted in the 1930s. The book offers an in depth look at the social structure, cultural practices, and daily lives of the people in County Clare. Arensberg explores various aspects of the community, including family

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