This vivid record of the major crisis of late nineteenth-century
British politics comes from the unique perspective of someone who
was both a crown official and an active Irish nationalist. It
provides an insider's first-hand account of British attempts to
negotiate a satisfactory settlement of the Irish question, and is
complemented by contemporary official papers and the private
correspondence of leading politicians and senior officials in
Dublin. These valuable sources illuminate a long neglected aspect
of the British Government's response to Irish nationalism during
1884 1887, suggesting that Gladstone's adoption of home rule was
more significantly influenced by warnings of incipient revolution
in Ireland than has been previously thought.
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