Titlebook: Unionism in the United Kingdom, 1918-1974; Paul Ward Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 20th ce

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,The Unofficial Prime Minister of Wales: Huw T. Edwards (1892–1970),ary people.’. It certainly seems that Edwards’ political life fits into a narrative of the increasing unravelling of the United Kingdom, as he moved from the position of Labour stalwart to Welsh nationalist when he joined Plaid Cymru in 1959. This narrative suggests a steady dismantling of support f

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Northern Ireland: The Union and Devolution,hat had legislative devolution. In Northern Ireland, as elsewhere in the United Kingdom, the construction of distinctive political and cultural identities was compatible with the existence of the Union. Northern Ireland had been created in the British government’s attempt to disengage from Irish pol

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,Fur-Coat Unionism: Dame Dehra Parker (1882–1963), less active than the men in the matter of organization. Although, of course, as yet unenfranchised, they took as a rule a keener interest in political matters — meaning thereby the absorbing question of the Union — than their sex in other parts of the United Kingdom.’. Yet MacNeill devoted only one

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