The Cambridge Historical Encyclopedia of Great Britain and Ireland
Four viewpoints - one from its editor, three from reviewers - on the making of a major new historical encyclopedia.
Four viewpoints - one from its editor, three from reviewers - on the making of a major new historical encyclopedia.
John Campbell on the curious case of F.E. Smith and the 'black diaries' of Sir Roger Casement
Alan Heesom discusses 19th-century politics either side of the Irish Sea.
During the Highland rebellions from the mid-seventeenth century, explains David Stevenson, the fighting highlanders developed a remarkable military tactic which terrified their enemies.
In the first half of the seventeenth century, Ireland in effect changed hands, and Redmond O'Hanlon was one of the many dispossessed who made parts of Ireland ungovernable by the outlaw's war he waged.
Joseph Hone asks whether, had the Queen shown her Irish subjects greater signs of affection, could the Union have been preserved?