Ireland Since Parnell

A political history that traces parliamentary and extra‑parliamentary developments after Parnell, documenting the Irish Parliamentary Party's fragmentation, cycles of leadership struggle and reunion, and debates over Home Rule, land purchase, and agrarian reform. It follows the emergence of new forces, including Sinn Fein, organised labour, unionist opposition and volunteer militias, and recounts the effects of wartime pressures, the Easter Rising, and conscription controversies. Interwoven are assessments of leadership, party tactics, public sentiment, and the social and political forces that redirected Irish political life.