Ireland's Great Famine in Irish-American History

Focusing on the Irish experience in America, this work places Ireland's Great Famine at the center of the modern ethnic narrative. It offers a fresh perspective on how the Famine influenced Irish-American identity and legacy, presenting a compact synthesis that highlights its significance in shaping historical and cultural contexts. The book challenges conventional approaches, emphasizing the Famine's lasting impact on the Irish diaspora and its broader implications in American history.