Ulster's Stand For Union

"Ulster's Stand For Union" by Ronald McNeill is a historical exploration set in the early 1900s, spotlighting the Ulster Unionist movement's efforts against Home Rule in Ireland. The story explains the reasons behind Ulster's Protestants opposing governance shifting from Westminster to Dublin, touching on Ireland's history, identity, and the North's loyalty. Northern Protestants saw themselves as holding strong against the disloyalty of Southern Nationalists. McNeill shares his experience and shows how Ulster Unionism grew because of perceived threats from British political changes, especially under leaders like Gladstone. Ulster's Protestants had to protect their political identity and constitutional rights.