These seven essays seek to explore the events of the 1689 siege, its resonance throughout Irish history, and its consequences for modern politics. They examine the siege's impact on the literature, history, politics, and popular culture of Ireland. Specific chapters compare myth and reality, examine
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These seven essays seek to explore the events of the 1689 siege, its resonance throughout Irish history, and its consequences for modern politics. They examine the siege's impact on the literature, history, politics, and popular culture of Ireland. Specific chapters compare myth and reality, examine
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Good. Good. Copyright 2001 hardcover//Uncreased spine, moderate wear on the dust jacket, moderate highlighting, and some pages have a corner fold mark.