The Framework of Home Rule

Set against the backdrop of early twentieth-century tensions between Ireland and Britain, this nonfiction work delves into the historical and constitutional arguments for home rule. Erskine Childers analyzes key themes such as sovereignty and representation, drawing from his own experiences as an advocate for Irish independence. His insightful examination of political dynamics and advocacy for a democratic resolution to Ireland's struggles makes this book essential for understanding the complexities of Irish history and the quest for self-determination.