Ireland and Empire

The book delves into the contentious debates surrounding Ireland's history through the lens of colonialism, exploring perspectives from historians, political commentators, and cultural critics. It highlights the polarized views among Irish Republicans who advocate for this framework and Ulster Unionists who vehemently oppose it. Covering a broad spectrum from ancient history to contemporary literary and postcolonial theory, this scholarly yet provocative work promises to ignite significant discussion and controversy in the field.