Ireland's Right to Unity: The Case Stated by the All-Party Anti-Partition Conference, Mansion House, Dublin (PT132)

Published 1949: Second Edition / Softcover / Very Good Condition / Illustrated throughout

Original pictorial covers staple bound. 16 very clean and bright pages, corners and edges turned and creased. Slight shelf wear on covers and slightly rubbed with time consistent with age. Scarce! (PT132)

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"Ireland's Right to Unity" is a prominent 14-page pamphlet and manifesto published in 1949 by the All-Party Anti-Partition Conference in Dublin. Stated at the historic Mansion House, the document served as the official nationalist case against the partition of Ireland, outlining the political and demographic arguments for Irish unification.

The text was a coordinated effort by the cross-party Mansion House Conference, which brought together nationalist politicians from across the Republic and Northern Ireland (including the Irish Anti-Partition League). It was utilized extensively by the Irish government, including diplomats like Conor Cruise O'Brien, to lobby international bodies and document the perceived injustices of Northern Ireland's governance. Google Books.