'Fermanagh: a Protestant county notwithstanding the population’: Fermanagh Unionists and the Spectre of Partition, 1916-23

A lecture by Daniel Purcell (TCD) as part of the Trinity Research Centre for Contemporary Irish History Seminar Series.

Wednesday, 30 January 2019

'Fermanagh: a Protestant county notwithstanding the population’: Fermanagh Unionists and the Spectre of Partition, 1916-23 A lecture by Daniel Purcell (TCD) as part of the Trinity Research Centre for Contemporary Irish History Seminar Series. Wednesday, 30 January 2019

Fermanagh Unionists and the Spectre of Partition, 1916-23

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