What Made Ireland Sinn Fein; the Chief Political Content of Pearse, the Gael of Gaels; Something of MacNeill, Ireland's Historian, Griffith, Ireland's Statistician, and The O'Rahilly, a Leader of the Volunteers; the Result of a Year's (1919) Study In...
Padraic 1879-1916 Pearse
What Made Ireland Sinn Fein; the Chief Political Content of Pearse, the Gael of Gaels; Something of MacNeill, Ireland’s Historian, Griffith, Ireland’s Statistician, and The O'Rahilly, a Leader of the Volunteers; the Result of a Year’s (1919) Study In…
Padraic 1879-1916 Pearse
Originally published in 1919, this book examines the rise of Sinn Fein as a political force in Ireland, focusing on the influences of key figures such as Pearse, MacNeill, Griffith, and the O'Rahilly. Drawing on historical and statistical analysis, the book offers insights into the social, economic, and cultural factors that contributed to the rise of Irish nationalism.
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