Author interview: A moment when the world tips over into something else

In 'Precipice' Robert Harris sees 1914 — the year of the outbreak of the First World War — as the great watershed in Western history
Robert Harris: They had promised Home Rule and they simply had to deliver it. And equally the Tory party under Bonar Law and with Carson was adamant that they would not allow a fully united Ireland. Picture: Getty Images

Robert Harris: They had promised Home Rule and they simply had to deliver it. And equally the Tory party under Bonar Law and with Carson was adamant that they would not allow a fully united Ireland. Picture: Getty Images

  • Precipice 
  • Robert Harris ‎ 
  • Hutchinson Heinemann, €16.99

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