Title: Thoughts on Munster
Product review: Michael Morrogh's 'The Munster Plantation' is the comprehensive guide to this potentially enormous subject. One can detect that a serious historian is at work. He handles his sources expertly and the vast range that he has discovered will surely delight any student of the period. But whilst being thorough, that does not stop it from being immensely readable. Michael Morrogh is a man I would sincerely like to meet in the flesh to discuss his theories, as he comes across as being completely at ease with and intensely knowledgable on this subject.
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