Explore the untold stories of Irish and British country houses during the Great War.
Drawing on archival materials and never-before-seen images, this volume presents a spectrum of experiences from owners, servants, and tenants, as well as the local communities that lived in the shadow of the big house. Discover the impact of World War I on landed families and their estates, revealing the social and cultural shifts that reshaped Ireland and Britain. Uncover forgotten figures, unknown stories, and military records, excavating the hidden histories of those who endured the war at home and abroad.
This collection offers a unique perspective on the Great War, highlighting the personal narratives of individuals from all social classes. Perfect for readers interested in Irish and British history, social science, and biography, this volume provides a compelling look at a transformative period. Why buy now? Gain insights into the intertwined histories of Ireland and Britain during WWI, and understand the lasting legacy of the war on country houses and their communities.
