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Ireland 1905-25: Volume 2, Documents and Analysis (Pbk)

Category: A-Level History

Ireland 1905-25 Volume Two complements the scholarly study of Irish history in Ireland 1905-25 Volume One with a fascinating collection of contemporary letters, articles and constitutional documents, selected and edited by Professor A C Hepburn who adds a highly informative commentary on each. These documents are flagged at appropriate points in Volume One.

Customers:
This book is aimed at undergraduates, and school pupils studying GCE A-level history or Leaving Certificate history. It will also attract adults who are interested in modern Irish history and want an up to date, all-embracing book on this period. A major title for all serious bookshops.

The Author

Professor A C Hepburn studied at the Universities of Cambridge and Kent, and is now Professor of Modern Irish History at the University of Sunderland. Previously he lived in Northern Ireland for nearly twenty years, holding posts at the University of Ulster and Queen’s University, Belfast. He is author of Nationalism and Socialism in Twentieth-century Ireland (1977) with E Rumpf, The Conflict of Nationality in Modern Ireland (1980) and A Past Apart: Studies in the History of Catholic Belfast, 1850-1950 (1996). He is currently working on a comparative study of divided cities in modern history.

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