The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign
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- Nombre de pages1224
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4740452-1
- EAN8596547404521
- Date de parution13/11/2022
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- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
Richard Bagwell's "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an exhaustive scholarly exploration of a pivotal period in Irish history, marked by the complex interplay of political power, cultural transformation, and religious strife. Bagwell employs a meticulous narrative style, blending detailed primary research with analytical insights, thereby situating the Tudor reign within the broader contours of Irish historiography.
The work resonates with the literary tradition of historical writing, characterized by rich descriptions and a keen sense of place, illuminating how Tudor policies irrevocably shaped Ireland's socio-political landscape during the 16th century. Bagwell, a distinguished historian and prominent figure in Irish studies, draws upon his extensive background in Anglo-Irish relations and his academic expertise in early modern history.
His works underscore his commitment to unveiling the nuances of Ireland's complex past, and his passion for the subject is evident in the depth of his research and the clarity of his prose. Bagwell's experiences as an Irish nationalist and his scholarly pursuits coalesce in this work, providing readers with a critical understanding of the implications of Tudor rule. "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and history enthusiasts alike.
Its comprehensive examination not only enriches the understanding of Tudor Ireland but also invites readers to reflect on the enduring impacts of this era across centuries. This book is essential for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of Irish history in its formative years.
The work resonates with the literary tradition of historical writing, characterized by rich descriptions and a keen sense of place, illuminating how Tudor policies irrevocably shaped Ireland's socio-political landscape during the 16th century. Bagwell, a distinguished historian and prominent figure in Irish studies, draws upon his extensive background in Anglo-Irish relations and his academic expertise in early modern history.
His works underscore his commitment to unveiling the nuances of Ireland's complex past, and his passion for the subject is evident in the depth of his research and the clarity of his prose. Bagwell's experiences as an Irish nationalist and his scholarly pursuits coalesce in this work, providing readers with a critical understanding of the implications of Tudor rule. "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and history enthusiasts alike.
Its comprehensive examination not only enriches the understanding of Tudor Ireland but also invites readers to reflect on the enduring impacts of this era across centuries. This book is essential for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of Irish history in its formative years.
Richard Bagwell's "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an exhaustive scholarly exploration of a pivotal period in Irish history, marked by the complex interplay of political power, cultural transformation, and religious strife. Bagwell employs a meticulous narrative style, blending detailed primary research with analytical insights, thereby situating the Tudor reign within the broader contours of Irish historiography.
The work resonates with the literary tradition of historical writing, characterized by rich descriptions and a keen sense of place, illuminating how Tudor policies irrevocably shaped Ireland's socio-political landscape during the 16th century. Bagwell, a distinguished historian and prominent figure in Irish studies, draws upon his extensive background in Anglo-Irish relations and his academic expertise in early modern history.
His works underscore his commitment to unveiling the nuances of Ireland's complex past, and his passion for the subject is evident in the depth of his research and the clarity of his prose. Bagwell's experiences as an Irish nationalist and his scholarly pursuits coalesce in this work, providing readers with a critical understanding of the implications of Tudor rule. "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and history enthusiasts alike.
Its comprehensive examination not only enriches the understanding of Tudor Ireland but also invites readers to reflect on the enduring impacts of this era across centuries. This book is essential for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of Irish history in its formative years.
The work resonates with the literary tradition of historical writing, characterized by rich descriptions and a keen sense of place, illuminating how Tudor policies irrevocably shaped Ireland's socio-political landscape during the 16th century. Bagwell, a distinguished historian and prominent figure in Irish studies, draws upon his extensive background in Anglo-Irish relations and his academic expertise in early modern history.
His works underscore his commitment to unveiling the nuances of Ireland's complex past, and his passion for the subject is evident in the depth of his research and the clarity of his prose. Bagwell's experiences as an Irish nationalist and his scholarly pursuits coalesce in this work, providing readers with a critical understanding of the implications of Tudor rule. "The History of Ireland: The Era of Tudor Reign" is an indispensable resource for scholars, students, and history enthusiasts alike.
Its comprehensive examination not only enriches the understanding of Tudor Ireland but also invites readers to reflect on the enduring impacts of this era across centuries. This book is essential for anyone seeking to navigate the complexities of Irish history in its formative years.
