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This book was originally published in 1934. Its aim is to discover and explain the underlying principles at work in the political structure of the Irish Free State. It is an analysis and examination of Democracy, in the light of more than twelve years of practical experience, the peculiar virtues and vices which Representative Government has displayed in the country.
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