Ellen Duncan; And the Proctor's Daughter

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William Carleton, an Irish writer, is celebrated for his collection that captures the essence of the Irish peasantry through vivid ethnic sketches. His own upbringing in various hedge schools, a hallmark of Irish education, informs his work, particularly in the sketch "The Hedge School." Carleton's narratives reflect the lives and experiences of rural Irish people, offering a unique perspective on their culture and identity. His writing is a vital contribution to Irish literature, showcasing the nuances of peasant life in 19th-century Ireland.