Revolution Counter-Revolution and Union

This volume of essays explores United Irish propaganda and organization and looks at the forces of revolution before and during the 1798 rebellion. Its scope ranges from high to low politics and it covers subjects from literary propaganda to art history and the history of religion. It also differs from earlier bicentenary volumes by shedding new light on counter-revolution repression and the state and by shifting the chronological center of gravity away from 1798 toward the immediate aftermath and the longer-term consequences.