I have a new post on the Slugger O’Toole blog, reviewing a book (and accompanying website) by historian Philip Orr, New Perspectives: Politics, Religion and Conflict in Mid-Antrim, 1911-1914, published last year by the Mid-Antrim Museum.
Given Orr’s treatment of the Ulster Covenant, this post contributes to my series on the Ulster Covenant. The series will conclude this week with a post by my colleague at Trinity College Dublin at Belfast, David Tombs.
Other posts on the Ulster Covenant:
Johnston McMaster and Cathy Higgins Book Review: Signing the Covenant – But Which One?
What Can We Learn from the Winning Entry in the Orange Order Song Contest?
Alternative Covenants, Alternative Perspectives: More Reflections on the Ulster Covenant
Fr Martin Magill – In Joyful Hope: Lamenting our Divisions and Striving Towards a New Covenant
What’s Shared Eucharist Got to Do with the Ulster Covenant?