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| − | {{DES | des = | + | {{DES | des = No. Medieval Ireland was inherently hierarchical, familial and tribal, amongst other things... Unfree labour was a staple of the medieval Irish economy. Slavery was widespread until the early Christian period... So the claim that Ireland was a libertarian utopia is just completely untrue. It is just pure ideologically driven historical revisionism with little regard for historical fact and should be taken as seriously as the "lost cause" ideology also peddled by libertarians. | show=}} |
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