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The Lady Next Door
Harold Begbie
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Description for The Lady Next Door
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"The Lady Next Door", in other words, Ireland, is an account of the tour of Ireland by a pro-Home Rule British Liberal journalist, published in 1914. It provides valuable interview material and personal impressions of several prominent Nationalists and Southern Unionists, giving a snapshot of the views of key activists on what they thought was the eve of Home Rule and their expectations of what a Home Rule Ireland would be like. He gives valuable insight into the ideological tensions of the Liberal-Nationalist alliance, particularly with reference to Nonconformist unease about the prospects for Ulster under Home Rule, the development ... Read more
"The Lady Next Door", in other words, Ireland, is an account of the tour of Ireland by a pro-Home Rule British Liberal journalist, published in 1914. It provides valuable interview material and personal impressions of several prominent Nationalists and Southern Unionists, giving a snapshot of the views of key activists on what they thought was the eve of Home Rule and their expectations of what a Home Rule Ireland would be like. He gives valuable insight into the ideological tensions of the Liberal-Nationalist alliance, particularly with reference to Nonconformist unease about the prospects for Ulster under Home Rule, the development ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2006
Publisher
University College Dublin Press
Number of pages
192
Condition
New
Number of Pages
192
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781904558521
SKU
V9781904558521
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99-14
About Harold Begbie
Harold Begbie (1871-1929) was born in Suffolk, England. Begbie was an Evangelical Protestant with tendencies towards theological modernism, who believed in social reform based on religious revivalism and individual regeneration. He was a well-known journalist in his time and published over a hundred books, but is now chiefly remembered for defending the existence of the Angel of Mons. Patrick Maume ... Read more
Reviews for The Lady Next Door
"It is a facsimile of the 1914 book, with an added introduction by Patrick Maume. What invaluable treasures this series has turned up." Books Ireland May 2006 "the series' editors must be highly commended ... a fascinating text and one that the author never had the opportunity to revise with the benefit of hindsight ... Ironically, ... Read more