Peel and O'connell: A Review of the Irish Policy of Parliament From the Act of Union to the Death of Sir Robert Peel
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In this scholarly work, Shaw-Lefevre examines the political careers of Sir Robert Peel and Daniel O'Connell, two towering figures in nineteenth-century British and Irish politics. Through his analysis of parliamentary debates, speeches, and writings, Shaw-Lefevre sheds light on the complex interplay of Irish nationalism, British imperialism, and political reform during this crucial period in Irish history. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Ireland or the political history of the British Isles.
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