On his first crossing to Dublin, Chesterton begins with a statue on St. Stephen’s Green and goes on to argue about everything he sees. He writes of the reality of Irish religion and the family, the feud with England, Irish labour and farming, conscription, and why English politicians keep misunderstanding a people they govern.
Paradox-packed political journalism from the end of the First World War, for readers of Chesterton and Irish history. Download the free EPUB.