History of the Irish rebellion; an impartial history of the late rebellion in Ireland, and of the Union between Great Britain and Ireland
"History of the Irish Rebellion" offers an account of the tumultuous period in Irish history marked by the 1798 uprising and the subsequent Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland. Patrick Duigenan presents an impartial perspective on the events, delving into the causes, key figures, and consequences of the rebellion. The book provides valuable insights into the political and social dynamics that shaped the relationship between Ireland and Great Britain. It remains a significant resource for understanding Irish nationalism, British imperialism, and the complex historical forces that continue to resonate today.
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