"Justice In Ireland" details a significant correspondence between the Irish government and David John Wilson, which led to his resignation as a magistrate for County Clare. This volume offers a unique window into the political and legal climate of Ireland, providing insight into the challenges and controversies surrounding the administration of justice. Addressed directly to the magistrates of County Clare, Wilson's correspondence illuminates the complexities of governance and the ethical considerations faced by those in positions of authority. This book serves as a valuable resource for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in Irish political history.
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