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A Short History of Ireland (1973)

by Martin Wallace

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Providing a concise account of Irish history, this work traces the successive invasions of Celts, Vikings and Normans, the Tudor and Stuart settlements and the gradual emergence of the 'Irish Question' in British politics.
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Good reading before DBA and MGA 15 year anniversay trip to Ireland! Note that original publication date included in this entry is a guess. ( )
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THE FIRST INHABITANTS -- The first people to reach Ireland arrived in the island about 6000 BC, crossing the narrow channel between Scotland and Ulster and spreading along the coasts and up the river Bann to Lough Neagh.
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Providing a concise account of Irish history, this work traces the successive invasions of Celts, Vikings and Normans, the Tudor and Stuart settlements and the gradual emergence of the 'Irish Question' in British politics.

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