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Review: Women of the House. Women's Household Work in Ireland 1926–1961, Silent Radical – Winifred Carney, 1887 – 1943: A Reconstruction of Her Biography, Ellen Grimley (Nellie Gordon) – Reminiscences of Her Work with James Connolly in Belfast

happened as peacefully as that of Norway from Sweden. While Roy Johnston might have an overly optimistic vision of an alternative path to Irish independence, the publication of his father's text does remind us of the existence of a sizeable liberal bloc within the northern Protestant community before the impact and experience of partition and conflict silenced dissident views. Johnston's original text is an able articulation of the liberal case for Home Rule. It challenges the Unionist view that Home Rule would inevitably mean a sectarian Catholic state, highlighting by way of example the appointment by Clonmel Corporation of a number of Protestants to senior positions in the early years of the century. He also argues in a brief comparative study, that states with a dominant Catholic (or other religious) community have often in practice been more pragmatic in their style of government that a strict interpretation of their theology might suggest. His strength of feeling comes through in the text as he challenges the 'Tory conspiracy' which he, prophetically, felt would lead to a level of violence neither the unionists nor the British Tories has foreseen. In the light of the divisions within Ulster unionism over the Good Friday AgreementJohnston's work is a useful reminder that the apparent monolith of exclusivist unionism during Stormont was not inevitable and that other traditions may yet get the political space to re-emerge.