Ulster's Stand for Union

Ulster's Stand for Union, written by Ronald McNeill in the early 20th century, explores the political dynamics of the Ulster Unionist movement in Ireland. The book examines the motivations of Ulster's Protestants as they opposed Home Rule, highlighting the historical, social, economic, and religious factors that fueled their resistance. McNeill provides a personal perspective on the movement, detailing how Ulster Unionism emerged in response to perceived threats from British political changes, particularly under leaders like Gladstone. This account is significant for its insights into the identity and loyalties of Northern Protestants during a pivotal time in Irish history.