A Unionist politician’s account of how Ulster organised to resist the Home Rule Bill before the First World War: the Craigavon meetings, Churchill’s visit to Belfast, the Solemn League and Covenant, the Ulster Volunteer Force and the planned provisional government. McNeill writes from the inside, and he openly argues that the resistance was justified.
A partisan but valuable source on the crisis that led toward the partition of Ireland. Download the free EPUB.