Ireland Since Parnell

"Ireland Since Parnell" delves into the tumultuous period of Irish history following Charles Stewart Parnell's leadership, a pivotal era shaping the nation's destiny. Daniel Desmond Sheehan meticulously examines the complex political landscape of Ireland, focusing on the enduring "Irish question" and the fervent pursuit of Home Rule.

Explore the impact of the Land League and the ongoing struggle for self-governance against the backdrop of 19th-century European politics. Sheehan's work provides valuable insight into the forces that shaped modern Ireland, offering a detailed account of the key events and political figures involved in this critical chapter of Irish history. This historical analysis remains essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the roots of Irish political identity and the long fight for autonomy.

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