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 discussion not only impacts Irish identity and governance but also reflects on the British Empire's dynamics with its European counterparts. A diverse array of voices, including those from France, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, contribute to this complex dialogue, highlighting the interconnectedness of national identities and imperial interests during a transformative period in history.