The Reverend Thomas Goff, 1772–1844: Property, propinquity and Protestantism Saving Graces Dubliners favoured a low-density city
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The Reverend Thomas Goff, 1772–1844: Property, propinquity and Protestantism Saving Graces Dubliners favoured a low-density cityFour Courts Press, 2015 Paperback, 72 pages The Revd Thomas Goff (17721844) was a landlord and Church of Ireland minister in early 19th century Ireland. He kept a personal diary for almost 50 years where he recorded an unfiltered account of his apprehensions and attitudes to matters both quotidian and profound. This book uses the diaries to reconstruct Goff in the context of his times and to explore his politics, his religion and also his property
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