A Companion to Irish History, 1603-1921: From the Submission of Tyrone to Partition - Hardcover

Students of Irish history will welcome this handy encyclopedia that ranges from the early 17th-century rebellion that marked hundreds of years of unrest to the creation of the Irish Free State. Included are places, events, people, and issues, from Sir Ralph Abercromby (1734-1801) to the Young Ireland Movement. The useful appendixes provide information on Ireland's viceroys and chief secretaries from 1603 to 1921, a chronology of events from the period, maps, and a bibliography. Providing objective treatment of a controversial subject, Newman's encyclopedia will help a wide variety of patrons, from college students to journalists. Recommended.
- Ron Chepesiuk, Winthrop Coll. Lib., Rock Hill, S.C.
Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.

YA-- A collection of major people, places, and events during this 300-year period of Irish history. Its arrangement is alphabetical and each entry is fully cross-referenced. The compendium is enhanced by appendixes dealing with complete lists of viceroys, deputies, and chief secretaries. An adequate chronology and bibliography add to the value of this compact reference source for students who are studying James Joyce.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.