Liberty, Order and Law Under Native Irish Rule
English
1923
440 pages
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Eoin MacNeill reveals the sophisticated legal architecture of ancient Ireland before the colonial era. Readers will discover a society that prioritized restorative justice, personal agency, and social welfare over state-enforced punishment.
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