Discover the pivotal First Home Rule Crisis of late 19th-century British politics through the unique lens of “Dublin Castle and the First Home Rule Crisis: Volume 33.” This compelling volume offers an insider’s perspective from a crown official who was also an Irish nationalist, detailing crucial negotiations for Irish self-governance. Featuring contemporary official papers and private correspondence from key politicians and senior figures in Dublin, this book sheds new light on the British government’s response to Irish nationalism between 1884-1887. Explore how warnings of revolution may have significantly influenced Gladstone’s stance on home rule, revealing a long-neglected aspect of this historical period. A must-read for history enthusiasts and students of Irish history.