Cardinal Paul Cullen (1803–1878) was the dominant Irishman of his generation and a figure of global importance. His life is central to understanding the political, social and religious history of mid-19th century Ireland. Drawing on more than 100 archives, this full-length biography examines every aspect of Cullen's life and career.
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