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Beginning with the incursions of the twelfth century, Carty uses the international law concepts of conquest and colonisation to decipher why the Normans, and later the English and the British, believed they had a right to occupy Ireland.
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Ashley Polumbo
reviewed Was Ireland Conquered International Law and the Irish Question on September 27, 2019
Was Ireland Conquered International Law and the Irish Question
A clear and comprehensive account of NF's history, with well-placed criticisms of the province's labour conditions and administrative neo-nationalist sentiments etc
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