Irish statesman John Edward Redmond was a remarkable political figure who was well known for bringing together clashing factions and crafting mutually amenable compromises. The last years of his career were dedicated to securing Irish Home Rule, a triumph that was ultimately nullified by the advent of World War I. This probing biography details the final fight of Redmond's political life.
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- JOHN REDMOND'S LAST YEARS
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter I - Introductory
- Chapter II - Redmond as Chairman
- Chapter III - The Home Rule Bill of 1912
- Chapter IV - The Rival Volunteer Forces
- Chapter V - War in Europe
- Chapter VI - The Raising of the Irish Brigades
- Chapter VII - The Rebellion and its Sequel
- Chapter VIII - The Convention and the End
- Endnotes