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Mentioned as Dan Jackson's book about the history and culture of the North East, which both hosts nominated as a history book of the year when it was published

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Described as Dan Jackson's doctoral thesis published in 2009 by Liverpool University Press, which forms the basis for his expertise on the episode's topic

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Mentioned as a book by Irish historian Ronan Fanning that both Tom and Dominic read, which revealed the extent of anti-Catholic and anti-Irish sentiment among Liberal Party leaders like Asquith and Lloyd George

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Referenced as George Dangerfield's famous book when discussing the febrile atmosphere of the period, particularly confrontations over trade union disputes in 1911

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Mentioned as a novel written in 1903 by Erskine Childers, whose yacht was used to import guns via Howth for the Irish volunteers

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Referenced in passing when discussing the Edwardian era's obsession with manliness and brotherhood, noting they had done a previous podcast about this book published about 20 years earlier