Published Jun 1, 2023
337: Ireland: Union, Famine and Parnell
Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook delve into the complex history of 19th-century Ireland, exploring the rise of Irish nationalism through the Home Rule Movement, the socio-political turmoil stemming from agrarian struggles, and the enduring effects of the Great Famine on Ireland's relationship with Britain, with insights from historian Paul Rouse.

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