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Why is the work of Peter Hart important in our understanding of the dynamics of the revolutionary period and what has been the reaction to his work.
important arguments by David Fitzpatrick on Harte, criticism of Hart by John M. Regan and Hart and Fitzatrick’s response to same. These issues were discussed in debt
in class. You need to engage with the this work to frame your argument.
You don’t need to explain the context of the revolution of the Protestant/Catholic divide in Irish society.
Avoid sweeping statements such as:
‘Hart argued that in Cork and in several parts of north and south of Ireland, there was collective and religious split between patriotic Catholics and devoted
Protestants. However, the Protestant democrats were an unusual scarcity. Therefore, the religious splitting up in both Irish politics and society and the revolution’s
central organizing standard of Catholic and nationalist culture, certainly designed the revolution north and south. (p. 3)
Focus instead on looking at the material provided to you and try and explain their argument in your own quotes with references to their work. You must outline Regan’s
objections and Fitzpatrick and Hart’s replies.
While there are issues with Hart’s methodology, your statement, ‘It is vital for an emerging generation not to follow his approach of writing (p.4) is too generalised
and then contradicted by, ‘Peter Hart’s exhibited his strength of being impartial. He had the ability to stay non-partisan’ p. 5.
Consider deleing the following sections as it is unclear what you mean:
‘Peter Hart’s nature of having mental appetite, ravening for details, and passionate for engagement with Irish histories or investigating the contextual analysis and
cross referencing of what took place during the revolutionary period has offered readers a chance of getting a better understanding of the dynamics of the
revolutionary period. His devotion for Irish histories was due to Growing up in Newfoundland, offering him great awareness of and felt closeness to Ireland.’
These killers were not necessarily psychopaths. p. 6
Peter Hart was one of those historians who had been classified as Michael Collins because of his achievements during the Irish revolution. Therefore, Peter Hart’s
revolutionary profile has been acknowledged to have restored humanity to this legendary figure who fought for Ireland. p. 9
Also the writing is bad the first sentence of the las paragraph makes no sense
I’m really not reassured the material I uploaded wasn’t used
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line for line and it is nearly completely the same
have you check it
because it is full of errors in grammar
and it references only one of the articles I attached only once
that the question posed needs to be answered and while other sources need to be used the ones attached are the primary sources
Description
This above question must be answered in a clear manner. There are several primary sources attached as well with a reference guide. There must be 10 primary sources
with 5 secondary sources with numbered footnotes.
