Pagan Ireland (1904)

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Exploring the religious and cultural practices of ancient Ireland, this historical account examines the mythology, beliefs, and rituals of the pagan Irish before Christianity. Hull investigates their gods, concepts of the afterlife, and nature's significance, alongside the social and political structures, including the roles of druids and kings. Drawing from ancient texts and archaeological findings, the book offers a comprehensive view of pre-Christian Ireland's rich cultural heritage, making it an insightful resource for understanding this unique historical context.