God Save Ulster!: The Religion and Politics of Paisleyism

Steve Bruce

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Irish and British Studies Religion and Society Interactions Historical Studies of British Isles

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This unique insight into Unionist politics and religion in Northern Ireland centres on the enigmatic and charismatic qualities of the Rev Ian Paisley, the only modern Western leader to have founded his own Church, the Free Presbyterian Church of Ulster, and his own political party, the Democratic Unionist Party. In this first serious study of Paisley's dual career, Dr Bruce analyses his enduring popularity and success, which mirror the complex issues continuing to plague the province.

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