A Short History of Ireland
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Clarence J. Ranelagh's 'A Short History of Ireland' offers a compact narrative of Irish history covering major political and social developments.
Aimed at non-specialists, it traces Ireland's prehistoric settlement, medieval Gaelic society, the Anglo-Norman and Tudor periods, and the modern era of rebellion, famine, and partition.
The book emphasizes broad themes such as colonization, religious conflict, and emigration, giving readers a clear chronological framework.
Its brevity makes it suitable as an introduction or companion for further reading.
The work has been used widely in teaching and general-interest contexts.
Aimed at non-specialists, it traces Ireland's prehistoric settlement, medieval Gaelic society, the Anglo-Norman and Tudor periods, and the modern era of rebellion, famine, and partition.
The book emphasizes broad themes such as colonization, religious conflict, and emigration, giving readers a clear chronological framework.
Its brevity makes it suitable as an introduction or companion for further reading.
The work has been used widely in teaching and general-interest contexts.
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