This book details the history of the Ulster Plantation, a significant chapter in Irish history where English and Scottish settlers were given land in Northern Ireland at the expense of the native Irish population. MacNevin analyzes how this event led to centuries of conflict and shaped the political and cultural landscape of Ireland. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Irish history and the ongoing impact of colonization.
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