The Irish Republic - A documented Chronicle of the Anglo-Irish conflict and the Partitioning of Ireland with a detailed account of the period 1916-1923

Macardle, Dorothy (Preface by Eamon de Valera)

Edité par Irish Press Ltd, Dublin, 1951

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pp 1045. HEAVY VOLUME - additional postage will be requested at processing stage for shipping outside of Ireland.First published in 1937 by Victor Gollancz, this is the first edition published in Dublin. This pro-De Valera account of the period 1916 to 1923 is presented in ninety-two chapters arranged in fifteen parts: A Broken Nation (to 1911); The Irish Volunteers (1912-1915); The Republic Proclaimed (1916); Resurgence (1917 and 1918); Suppressing a Nation (January to July 1920); The Extreme Penalty (August to December 1920); A State of War (January to June 1921); Negotiations (June to October 1921); Negotiations (June to October 1921); Articles of Agreement (October to December 1921); The Breaking of Sinn Fein (January to March 1922); English Guns (April to July 1922); Civil War (July to December 1922); The Republic Defeated (January to May 1923); Ireland Partitioned (May 1923 and After). Two fold-out maps of Ireland at rear: Map showing location of certain places mentioned in the History; Map of Ireland showing Ulster Boundaries - Six Counties and three counties forming part of Free State. Some wear to dust-jacket - otherwise very good. N° de réf. du vendeur 021634

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Titre : The Irish Republic - A documented Chronicle ...

Éditeur : Irish Press Ltd, Dublin

Date d'édition : 1951

Reliure : Hardcover

Etat : Very Good

Etat de la jaquette : Good

Edition : Fourth Edition