Making Ireland British

Tim Cloudsley

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Historical Studies of British Isles Scottish History and National Identity Irish and British Studies

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Making Ireland British 1580–1650. By Nicholas Canny (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001), xv + 655 pp. 55.00 cloth. The first chapter of this book is called “Spenser Sets the Agenda,” and it mig...

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