An open letter on Ireland, America, and the war that reshaped loyalties.
This book presents a contemporary voice from 1918 that argues for Irish self-determination within the context of World War I, highlighting the tensions between Irish nationalists, American supporters, and Allied aims.
Through a sequence of public statements, editorials, and responses, the text examines Ulster resistance, the Home Rule debate, and the role of Americans of Irish origin in the war effort. It contrasts political loyalties, calls for diplomatic action, and critiques those who would use “inexorable logic” to justify particular policies.
Ideal for readers interested in early 20th‑century Irish history, U.S.–Ireland relations, and wartime politics.
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