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Ireland's isolation shielded it from invasions that ravaged mainland Europe from "summary" of How the Irish Saved Civilization: The Untold Story of Ireland's Heroic Role from by Thomas Cahill

Within the context of ancient history, Ireland was, in many ways, an isolated island that was shielded from the invasions and turmoil that ravaged mainland Europe. This geographical distance from the chaos of the continent allowed Ireland to develop its own unique culture and society, largely untouched by the conflicts that plagued other parts of the world. The rugged coastlines and rough seas that surrounded the island acted as a natural barrier, deterring potential invaders and creating a sense of security for the inhabitants of Ireland. While this isolation may have limited contact with the outside world, it also provided a certain degree of protection that allowed for the preservatio...
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    How the Irish Saved Civilization: The Untold Story of Ireland's Heroic Role from

    Thomas Cahill

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