The Case of Ireland

Set in the late eighteenth century, the narrative explores Ireland's pivotal role in a broader debate about commerce amidst global conflict and revolution. This discourse not only shaped the identity and future of Ireland but also influenced the British Empire and its relations with European allies and rivals. A diverse array of participants from various nations, including Ireland, Britain, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, engaged in this critical discussion, highlighting the complexities of national identity and economic interdependence during a tumultuous period.