Sir Horace Plunkett, who led the movement for agricultural co-operation in Ireland, argues that the Irish question is as much economic and moral as political. He discusses English misunderstanding, the influence of politics and religion on Irish life, the Gaelic revival, the co-operative creameries and rural credit societies, and the new government department for agriculture and technical instruction.
A provocative 1904 manifesto for self-help and practical nationalism in Ireland. Download the free EPUB.