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The Rest Is HistoryJun 1, 2023

337: Ireland: Union, Famine and Parnell (Part 2)

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The Fall of Feudalism 1066 and All That

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337: Ireland: Union, Famine and Parnell (Part 2) mentions The Fall of Feudalism by Michael Davitt and 1066 and All That by Sellars and Yeatman with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

The Fall of Feudalism 1066 and All That

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The Fall of Feudalism

Michael Davitt

Michael Davitt, who wrote a brilliant book, called The Fall of Feudalism, in 1904, which tells the story of the creation of this Irish Stanley.

1066 and All That

Sellars and Yeatman

1066 and all that, published in 1930.

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At the start of the 19th century, the kingdoms of Britain and Ireland were officially 'united' with the Acts of Union. Historian Paul Rouse continues our sweep through the Anglo-Irish relationship, including the Great Famine and the political battles both for and against Home Rule. Tom, Dominic and Paul recorded this episode in the iconic General Post Office on O’Connell Street in Dublin. *The Rest Is History Live Tour 2023*: Tom and Dominic are back on tour this autumn! See them live in London, New Zealand, and Australia! Buy your tickets here: restishistorypod.com Twitter: @TheRestHistory @holland_tom @dcsandbrook Producer: Theo Young-Smith

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The Fall of Feudalism

Michael Davitt

The host mentions 'The Fall of Feudalism' to highlight the significant role of Michael Davitt in the land reform move…

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1066 and All That

Sellars and Yeatman

The host mentioned '1066 and All That' in a light-hearted manner while discussing the complexities of Irish political…

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The conversation centers on Irish home rule.
A second recurring theme is Irish land reform history.
Referenced books include The Fall of Feudalism by Michael Davitt and 1066 and All That by Sellars and Yeatman.
The strongest audience signal points to Historians and those interested in Irish history and History enthusiasts and casual readers.

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Irish home rule(1)Irish land reform history(1)

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The Fall of Feudalism

Michael Davitt

Best for Historians and those interested in Irish historyOften cited around Irish land reform history

“Michael Davitt wrote a brilliant book called The Fall of Feudalism in 1904, which tells the story of the creation of this Irish Stanley.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive

Trigger: Irish land reform history

For: Historians and those interested in Irish history

Key quote: “Michael Davitt, who wrote a brilliant book, called The Fall of Feudalism, in 1904, which tells the story of the creation of this Irish Stanley.”

The host mentions 'The Fall of Feudalism' to highlight the significant role of Michael Davitt in the land reform movement in Ireland. This book provides a detailed account of the struggles faced by tenant farmers and the socio-political dynamics of the time.

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1066 and All That

Sellars and Yeatman

Best for History enthusiasts and casual readersOften cited around Irish home rule

“Mentioned as a book published in 1930, likely in reference to its historical content.”

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Sentiment: Passing Reference

Trigger: Irish home rule

For: History enthusiasts and casual readers

Key quote: “1066 and all that, published in 1930.”

The host mentioned '1066 and All That' in a light-hearted manner while discussing the complexities of Irish political history. It serves as a humorous reference to the often dry nature of historical topics, contrasting with the lively discussion on home rule.

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