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Was Ireland Conquered?
Was Ireland Conquered
Author: Anthony Carty
Is it legitimate for the majority of the population of the North of Ireland to impose a veto on the reunification of the island? In turn is it legitimate for the Irish Republic to claim an historic title to the North as part of a land taken by force whose liberation remains to be completed. The Protestant position is that Ireland was never "conq...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780745303253
ISBN-10: 0745303250
Publication Date: 11/1/1996
Pages: 212
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Publisher: Pluto Press (UK)
Book Type: Hardcover
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In this original work Anthony Carty traces the legal origins of the conquest and settlement of Ireland. 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. . . .--Back cover



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