Although scholarship continues to ascribe some culpability to the British--for instance, the British did contribute to the Irish dependence on potatoes--most historians emphasize the famine was primarily a natural disaster, and conclude that British inaction was hardly part of a deliberate plan.
General consensus is that the potato famine was caused by a natural disaster.
Many believe the British were responsible for causing the potatoes to die.
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As our clients are poor they are limited in their options for legal representation.
Three men are outside.
6 million was handed to the Legal Aid Society for court-appointed lawyers.
There is an interesting mix of both dark and light complexions among the population.
Bunt was named for a deceased sibling.