England's Case Against Home Rule

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England's Case Against Home Rule by A.V. Dicey is a seminal work that scrutinizes the implications of granting self-governance to Ireland within the United Kingdom. Published in 1893, Dicey, an eminent constitutional theorist, articulates a staunch defense of the union between England and Ireland, arguing against the political and legal ramifications of Home Rule. He delves into historical precedents, constitutional principles, and the practical challenges that such a policy would entail. Dicey contends that Home Rule could lead to political instability, exacerbate sectarian divisions, and diminish the authority of Parliament. His rigorous analysis examines the potential threats to the unity of the British Isles, making a case for the preservation of a centralized government. The book remains a critical resource for understanding the historical debates surrounding Irish autonomy, reflecting on themes of nationalism, sovereignty, and the complexities of governance that resonate in contemporary political discussions.

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Publisher - Lettel

Language - English

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Published Date - 2026-08-29

ISBN - 9609441468465

Dimensions - 22.9 x 15.2 x 1 cm

Page Count - 184

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