In addition, organizations had to solicit new members to stay at their chartered number and to keep an influx of new ideas.
Organizations had to solicit new members to stay at their chartered number
Although scholarship continues to ascribe some culpability to the British--for instance, the British did contribute to the Irish dependence on potatoes--most historians emphasize the famine was primarily a natural disaster, and conclude that British inaction was hardly part of a deliberate plan.