The Open Secret of Ireland

"The Open Secret of Ireland," by T.M. Kettle, delves into the intricate political landscape of Ireland, focusing particularly on the complexities surrounding Ulster and the fervent debates over Home Rule. This historical work provides valuable insights into the forces shaping Irish nationalism and the challenges of governance.

Exploring the political history of Ireland, the book offers a detailed examination of the era's key issues and perspectives. Kettle's analysis sheds light on the enduring questions surrounding Irish politics and the ongoing struggle for self-determination. It is a crucial resource for anyone seeking to understand the historical context of Ireland's political development. Students and enthusiasts of European and Irish history, and political science, will find this meticulously prepared edition an invaluable contribution to the literature of the period.

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