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Title: A History of Ulster
Author: Jonathan Bardon
Format: Ex-library Softcover, 914 pages
Illustrations: Black and white maps
Size: 9" x 6"
Publisher: Blackstaff Press, Northern Ireland, reprint, 1996
ISBN: 978-0856404764
Ex-library with pocket, stickers and markings. In Good used condition with cover corner and hinge creasing. Binding square, interior pages very clean other than markings noted above.
Volatile and dynamic, Ulster has for centuries been at the eye of the storm between Ireland and Britain, the complexity of its history embroiling its people and baffling the outside world.
A History of Ulster achieves what few other books have attempted - a comprehensive account of the province, spanning nine thousand years of social, political and economic life: the early settlements; the Viking and Norman invasions; the plantations and the Penal Laws; the rise of the United Irishmen and Orangeism; the Act of Union; emigrations and the Great Famine; the linen industry and shipbuilding; the Home Rule crisis and partition; the Second World War and the blitz; civil rights and the turmoil of the current Troubles.
Author: Jonathan Bardon
Format: Ex-library Softcover, 914 pages
Illustrations: Black and white maps
Size: 9" x 6"
Publisher: Blackstaff Press, Northern Ireland, reprint, 1996
ISBN: 978-0856404764
Ex-library with pocket, stickers and markings. In Good used condition with cover corner and hinge creasing. Binding square, interior pages very clean other than markings noted above.
Volatile and dynamic, Ulster has for centuries been at the eye of the storm between Ireland and Britain, the complexity of its history embroiling its people and baffling the outside world.
A History of Ulster achieves what few other books have attempted - a comprehensive account of the province, spanning nine thousand years of social, political and economic life: the early settlements; the Viking and Norman invasions; the plantations and the Penal Laws; the rise of the United Irishmen and Orangeism; the Act of Union; emigrations and the Great Famine; the linen industry and shipbuilding; the Home Rule crisis and partition; the Second World War and the blitz; civil rights and the turmoil of the current Troubles.
