338: Ireland: Home Rule, Mutiny - and Civil War? (Part 3)
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338: Ireland: Home Rule, Mutiny - and Civil War? (Part 3) mentions Popular Opposition to Irish Home Rule in Edwardianism by Dan, Popular Opposition to Irish Home Rule in Edwardian Britain by Dan Jackson, The Northumbrians by Dan Jackson, and The Strange Death of Liberal England by George Dangerfield with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
That was an absolutely splendid tour de force.
historians go on about their period. This is the best period.
He is probably best known for his wonderful, wonderful book, The Northumbrians, about the history and culture of the Northeast, which I know both of…
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“Dan's book is mentioned as a tremendous page turner, focusing on the opposition to Irish Home Rule.”
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“Dan has also published another book, and that book has the very, very promising title of Popular Opposition to Irish Home Rule in Edwardian Britain.”
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“Dan is probably best known for his wonderful, wonderful book, The Northumbrians, about the history and culture of the Northeast.”
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“The discussion references George Dangerfield's famous book, which explores the political climate in England during a tumultuous period.”
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“One thing I hadn't really gauged until you and I, Tom, both read this book, Fatal Path, by a brilliant Irish historian, Ronan Fanning.”
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“Ulster was written by Rudyard Kipling and published in the Morning Post on the 9th of April 1921.”
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“The novel is mentioned in relation to the arms smuggling incident involving the Irish volunteers.”
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The host praises Dan's book as a tremendous page-turner that offers valuable insights into the opposition to Irish Home Rule during the Edwardian e…
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