Britain and Ireland from the Treaty to the Troubles
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Britain and Ireland from the Treaty to the Troubles

Independence and Interdependence, c. 1921-1973

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Britain and Ireland from the Treaty to the Troubles

Independence and Interdependence, c. 1921-1973

About this book

Using extensive and fresh archival material, this book places the relationship between the United Kingdom and Ireland after 1921 in a new light, encouraging us to rethink the dominant narrative of conflict and strife. While the work does not shy away from the clear points of dispute, it contends that these were far from the full story.

Clearly, partition and the Troubles seen from the late 1960s onwards cast a long shadow, but disputes over Northern Ireland must be placed alongside those successes seen elsewhere. Unpacking a variety of topics including trade, tourism, the treatment of tuberculosis, and migration, this work covers new ground in social and political history. It balances an analysis of high politics – Cosgrave and de Valera on the one side and Baldwin and Attlee on the other – with the actions of ordinary people – nurses, doctors, sports fans, and labourers. The British–Irish story is also placed in a wider context through comparison with both countries' dealings with America and an outline of their coordinated entry into the European Economic Community.

This study will be an ideal resource to both students and all those wishing to consider and re-examine the fate of the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the British Empire.

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Information

Year
2025
eBook ISBN
9781040327302
Edition
0

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Series
  4. Title
  5. Copyright
  6. Contents
  7. List of figures
  8. Acknowledgements
  9. Introduction
  10. 1 ‘It all happened so long ago’ – contested histories
  11. 2 A ‘weariness’ among ‘everybody’ – conflict and the road to 1921
  12. 3 The ‘practical experience of administration’ – Cosgrave’s conservatism
  13. 4 The logical enigma – de Valera’s divergence
  14. 5 Dissent, descent, and difference in interwar discourse
  15. 6 ‘English cold’ or a ‘want of immunity’ – tackling tuberculosis
  16. 7 Commonwealth and monarchy
  17. 8 ‘Hot Air Harps’ – the American dimension
  18. 9 ‘Friendly’ neutrality? – the Second World War
  19. 10 To conserve or change the ‘rigid society’ – the post-war status quo
  20. 11 Travel, trade, and the Troubles
  21. Conclusion
  22. Select Bibliography and relevant abbreviations
  23. Index