Conflict and Conciliation in Ireland 1890-1910
Parnellites and Radical Agrarians
Paul Bew
Price: £62.00 (hardback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-822758-8
Publication date: 9 April 1987
240 pages, 2 maps, 216x138 mm
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| - ''an impressive dissection of class and leadership tensions within Edwardian Nationalism' Irish Political Studies' -
- ''This is a book teeming with insight and speculation.' Irish Review' -
- ''a masterly survey of the micro-history of Ireland from 1890 to 1910...Bew's primary sources are often fascinating...a thorough investigation of the period.' The Irish Press' -
- ''deeply researched and densely argued book.' New Society' -
- ''a book which, as always with Paul Bew, provides the reader with plenty of strong meat ... another major contribution to Irish historical scholarship.' The Linen Hall Review' -
- ''Bew pursues fresh approaches, and one of the strengths of his treatment is that he uses a huge range of provincial newspapers to illuminate the grass-roots politics of post-Parnellite Ireland.' Sunday Independent' -
- '`challenging thesis, thoroughly researched ... bristling with vitality'
Irish Economic and Social History' -
- ''a searching study of popular Irish nationalist politics after Parnell'
History and Archaeology Review' -
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| Description | This book explores the dilemma of Irish constitutional nationalism in the period from the fall of Parnell to the rise of Sinn Fein, when the two competing wings of conciliators and militants, struggled for control of the movement.
By laying stress on the grass roots dimensions and divisions of Irish constitutional nationalism, the book offers an original interpretation of the reasons for
its collapse, and poses questions about the capacity for flexibility of the Unionist and nationalist traditions which are relevant today. |
| Authors, editors,
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Paul Bew, Reader in Political Science, Queen's University, Belfast
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