What Made Ireland Sinn Fein; the Chief Political Content of Pearse, the Gael of Gaels; Something of MacNeill, Ireland's Historian, Griffith, Ireland's

Focusing on the emergence of Sinn Fein as a significant political entity in Ireland, the book delves into the roles of influential leaders like Pearse, MacNeill, Griffith, and the O'Rahilly. It employs historical and statistical analysis to explore the social, economic, and cultural dynamics that fueled the growth of Irish nationalism, providing a comprehensive understanding of the period's political landscape.