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Irish History and the Irish Question eBook Goldwin Smith

I bought the book looking for insight into a perticular time in Irish history and was surprised by the level of detail Goldwin Smith put into that part of Brian Boru's life. Well done

Product details File Size 411 KB Print Length 148 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1505509742 Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date March 30, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B004UJ8MP2

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Irish History and the Irish Question eBook Goldwin Smith Reviews

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Even though my father was Irish, I have known only the barest facts of this time for Irish people. Though disturbing in many ways, their lives were not easy at this time, I found the whole story interesting and it helped to partly clarify some of the workings of my own family, and my father's, as I knew it.
Great Book!! Still applies today as it did in the past. Discrimination still apparent. One's heritage should not be a reason for the awful treatment that these people received.
great read
This is an older book(100+ years). Some of it is a little difficult to read and really dry. It reads like an old school book.
Practically unreadable, imperialist and borderline racist. It's an old book, so probably normal for the upper class British mindset at the time.
A good read
I bought the book looking for insight into a perticular time in Irish history and was surprised by the level of detail Goldwin Smith put into that part of Brian Boru's life. Well done