 |
Pamphlets, papers, periodicals 1 страница
|
|
|
|
BOOKS
Aalen, F. H. A. and Whelan, K., Dublin City and County from Prehistory to the Present
(Dublin, 1992).
aan de Wiel, J., The Catholic Church in Ireland 1914–1918 (Dublin, 2003). Abbott, R., Police Casualties in Ireland, 1919–1922 (Cork, 2000).
Adams, R. J. Q. and Poirier, S., The Conscription Controversy in Great Britain, 1900–1918
(Basingstoke, 1978).
Adas, M., Prophets of Rebellion (Chapel Hill, NC, 1979).
Aitken, W. M. (Lord Beaverbrook), The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George (London and New York, 1963).
Alderman, C. L., The Wearing of the Green: The Irish Rebellion, 1916–1921 (New York, 1972).
Alexander, Y. and O’Day, A. (eds), Ireland’s Terrorist Dilemma (Dordrecht, 1986). Ambrose, J., Seá n Treacy and the Tan War (Cork, 2005).
Ambrose, J., Dan Breen and the IRA (Cork, 2007).
Anderson, J., Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life (New York, 2010).
Andrew, C., Her Majesty’s Secret Service: The Making of the British Intelligence Community
(New York, 1986).
Andrew, C. and Dilks, D. (eds), The Missing Dimension: Governments and Intelligence Communities in the Twentieth Century (London, 1984).
Andrews, C. S., Dublin Made Me (Cork, 1979).
Anon., Arthur Griffith: A Study of the Founder of Sinn Fé in (Dublin, 1917). Arthur, Sir G., General Sir John Maxwell (London, 1932).
Ash, B., The Last Dictator: A Biography of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson (London, 1968).
Asprey, R. B., War in the Shadows: The Guerrilla in History (originally published in two volumes, 1975; updated and published in one volume, New York, 1994).
Asquith, H. H. (Earl of Oxford and Asquith), The Paisley Policy (London, 1920). Augusteijn, J., From Public Defiance to Guerrilla Warfare (Dublin, 1996).
Augusteijn, J. (ed. ), The Irish Revolution (Basingstoke, 2002).
Baker, J., My Stand for Freedom: Autobiography of an Irish Republican Soldier (Westport, 1988).
Ball, S. (ed. ), A Policeman’s Ireland: Recollections of Samuel Waters, RIC (Cork, 1999). Ballinger, W. A., The Men that God Made Mad (New York, 1969).
Bambury, C., Ireland’s Permanent Revolution (London, 1986).
Barry, T., The Reality of the Anglo-Irish War, 1920–21, in West Cork: Refutations, Correc- tions and Comments on Liam Deasy’s ‘Towards Ireland Free’ (Dublin, 1974).
Barry, T., Guerilla Days in Ireland: A Personal Account of the Anglo-Irish War (Dublin, 1981).
Bartlett, T. and Jeffrey, K. (eds), A Military History of Ireland (Cambridge, 1996). Barton, B., From Behind a Closed Door: Secret Court Martial Records of the 1916 Easter
Rising (Belfast, 2002).
Bé aslaí, P., With the IRA in the Fight for Freedom: The Red Path of Glory (The Kerryman, undated, c. 1922).
Bé aslaí, P., How It Was Done: IRA Intelligence: Dublin’s Fighting Story (London, 1926). Bé aslaí, P., Michael Collins and the Making of the New Ireland (2 vols) (London, 1926).
Bé aslaí, P., Michael Collins (London, 1937).
|
|
|
Becket, I. W. F., Modern Insurgencies and Counter-insurgencies: Guerrillas and their Oppo- nents since 1750 (London and New York, 2001).
Beckett, J. C., The Making of Modern Ireland, 1603–1923 (New York, 1963). Beckett, J. C., A Short History of Ireland (London, 1973).
Beckett, J. C., The Anglo-Irish Tradition (Ithaca, NY, 1976).
Begley, D., The Road to Crossbarry: The Decisive Battle of the War of Independence (Ban- don, 1999).
Bell, J. B., The Gun in Politics: An Analysis of Irish Political Conflict, 1916–1986 (New Brunswick, NJ, 1991).
Bell, J. B., The Secret Army: The IRA (Dublin, 1997). Beloff, M., Imperial Sunset (2 vols) (New York, 1970). Bennett, D., The Encyclopaedia of Dublin (Dublin, 1991). Bennett, R., The Black and Tans (London 1964; 2001).
Berger, C., Broadsides and Bayonets: The Propaganda War of the American Revolution (San Rafael, CA, 1976).
Bew, P., Ireland: The Politics of Enmity, 1789–2006 (Oxford, 2007). Birrell, A., Things Past Redress (London, 1937).
Boland, K., Up Dev (Dublin, 1977).
Boot, M., Invisible Armies: An Epic History of Guerrilla Warfare from Ancient Times to Pres- ent (New York, 2013).
Borgonovo, J. (ed. ), Florence and Josephine O’Donoghue’s War of Independence: A Destiny that Shapes our Ends (Cork, 2006).
Borgonovo, J., Spies, Informers and the Anti-Sinn Fé in Society (Dublin, 2006). Bowden, T., The Breakdown of Public Security: The Case of Ireland 1916–1921 and Pales-
tine 1936–1939 (London, 1977).
Bowden, T., Beyond the Limits of the Law (London, 1978).
Bowers, C. G., Ireland’s Orators. A History of Ireland’s Fight for Freedom (New York, 2009). Bowman, J., De Valera and the Ulster Question, 1917–1973 (Oxford, 1982).
Boyce, D. G., Englishmen and Irish Troubles: British Public Opinion and the Making of Irish Policy, 1918–1922 (London, 1972; Aldershot, 1994).
Boyce, D. G. and O’Day, A. (eds), The Ulster Crisis (Basingstroke, 2006). Boyle, A., The Mystery of Erskine Childers (London, 1977).
Brady, C. (ed. ), Interpreting Irish History: The Debate on Historical Revisionism (Dublin, 1994).
Brady, E., Ireland’s Secret Service in England (Dublin, 1924).
Brasier, A. and Kelly, J., Harry Boland: A Man Divided (Dublin, 2000). Breen, D., My Fight for Irish Freedom (Dublin, 1964).
Brennan, M., The War in Clare, 1911–1921: Personal Memoirs of the Irish War of Inde- pendence (Dublin, 1980).
Brennan, R., Allegiance (Dublin, 1950).
Brennan, R., Ireland Standing Firm: My Wartime Mission in Washington and É amon de Valera: A Memoir (Dublin, 2002).
Brennan-Whitmore, W. J., With the Irish in Frongoch (Dublin, 1917). Brewer, J. D., The Royal Irish Constabulary: An Oral History (Belfast, 1990). Brinton, C., The Anatomy of a Revolution (London, 1965).
Briollay, S. (writing under the pseudonym of Roger Chauvire), Ireland in Rebellion
(Dublin, 1922).
Briscoe, R., For the Life of Me (London, 1958).
Broad, R. and Downing, T., The Troubles (London, 1980).
Bromage, M. C., De Valera and the March of a Nation (New York, 1956). Bromage, M. C., Churchill and Ireland (Notre Dame, IN, 1964).
Browne, C., The Story of the 7th: A Concise History of the 7th Battalion Cork No. 1 Brigade IRA from 1915–1921 (undated, no place of publication).
Browning, E., Slaughtered Like Animals: A Detailed Examination of the Killing of 17 Mem- bers of the Royal Irish Constabulary by the IRA at Macroom, County Cork, on 28th November 1920, and Similar Notorious Incidents in that Period (London, 2011).
|
|
|
Brugha, M. MacSwiney, History’s Daughter (Dublin, 2005).
Buckley, D., The Battle of Tourmakeady, Fact or Fiction: A Study of the IRA Ambush and its Aftermath (Dublin, 2008).
Bull, P., Land, Politics and Nationalism (Dublin, 1996).
Burleigh, M., Blood and Rage: A Cultural History of Terrorism (New York, 2009). Butler, D. and Freeman, J., British Political Facts, 1900–1960 (New York, 1961).
Butler, E., Barry’s Flying Column: The Story of the IRA’s Cork No. 3 Brigade, 1919–1921
(London, 1971).
Callwell, C. E., Small Wars: Their Principles and Practice (London, 1903). Callwell, C. E., The Tactics of Home Defence (Edinburgh, 1908).
Callwell, Major-General Sir C. E., Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson: His Life and Diaries
(London, 1927).
Campbell, C., Emergency Law in Ireland, 1918–1925 (Oxford, 1994).
Campbell, F., Land and Revolution: Nationalist Politics in the West of Ireland: 1891–1921
(Oxford, 2008).
Carey, T., Hanged for Ireland (Dublin, 2001).
Carroll, F. M., American Opinion and the Irish Question, 1910–1923 (Dublin, 1978). Carroll, F. M. (ed. ), The American Commission on Irish Independence 1919. The Diary, Cor-
respondence and Report (Dublin, 1985).
Carty, J., Ireland—From the Great Famine to the Treaty of 1921 (Dublin, 1951). Chevasse, M., Terence MacSwiney (Dublin and London, 1961).
Childers, R. E., The Framework of Home Rule (London, 1911). Childers, R. E., Military Rule in Ireland (Dublin, 1920).
Chorley, K., Armies and the Art of Revolution (London, 1943). Chubb, B., The Government and Politics of Ireland (Stanford, 1982). Churchill, W. S., The World Crisis, 1911–1918 (London, 1931).
Clarke, G., Everyday Violence in the Irish Civil War (Cambridge, 2016).
Clarke, K. (ed. H. Litton), Revolutionary Woman: My Fight for Ireland’s Freedom (Dublin, 1997).
Clausewitz, C. von (ed. and trans. M. Howard and P. Paret), On War (Princeton, 1984). Clifford, B., War, Insurrection and Election in Ireland, 1914–21 (Belfast, 1997).
Clutterbuck, R., Guerrillas and Terrorists (Athens, OH, 1980).
Clutterbuck, R., Terrorism and Guerrilla Warfare (London and New York, 1990). Coalter, M., Rebel with a Cause: Dan Breen and the IRA (Cork, 2006).
Coates, T. (ed. ), The Irish Uprising, 1914–1921: Papers from the British Parliamentary Archive (London, 2000).
Cockerill, Brigadier General Sir G., What Fools We Were (London, 1944).
Coleman, M., County Longford and the Irish Revolution (Dublin, 2003). Coleman, M., The Irish Revolution, 1916–1923 (Dublin, 2013).
Collier, B., Brass Hat: A Biography of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson (London, 1961). Collins, M. (ed. T. P. Coogan), The Path to Freedom (1922; Cork, 1996).
Collins, P. (ed. ), Nationalism and Unionism: Conflict in Ireland, 1885–1921 (Belfast, 1994).
Collins, T., The Irish Hunger Strike (Dublin, 1986). Colum, P., Arthur Griffith (Dublin, 1959).
Colvin, I. D., Life of Lord Carson, vols II and III (London, 1934). [See Marjoribanks, E., for vol. I. ]
Comerford, J. J., My Kilkenny IRA Days: 1916–22 (Kilkenny, 1980). Comerford, M., The First Dá il, January 21st 1919 (Dublin, 1969). Comerford, R. V., Ireland (London, 2003).
Conlon, L., Cumann na mBan and the Women of Ireland, 1913–25 (Kilkenny, 1969). Connell, J. E. A. Jr, Rebels’ Priests: Ministering to Republicans, 1916–1924 (Dublin, 2014). Connell, J. E. A. Jr, Unequal Patriots (Dublin, 2015).
Connell, J. E. A. Jr, Dublin Rising 1916 (Dublin, 2015).
Connell, J. E. A. Jr, Michael Collins: Dublin 1916–1922 (Dublin, 2017). Connell, J. E. A. Jr, Who Shot Michael Collins? (Dublin, 2018).
Connolly, C., The Illustrated Life of Michael Collins (Boulder, CO, 1996). Connolly, J., Labour in Irish History (Dublin, 1910; 1983).
|
|
|
Connolly, J., The Re-conquest of Ireland (Dublin, 1915).
Connolly, L., The Irish Women’s Movement (New York, 2002; Dublin, 2003). Coogan, T. P., Ireland Since the Rising (London, 1966).
Coogan, T. P., Michael Collins, the Man Who Made Ireland (London, 1992). Coogan, T. P., De Valera: Long Fellow, Long Shadow (London, 1995).
Coogan, T. P., The Twelve Apostles: Michael Collins, the Squad, and Ireland’s Fight for Free- dom (London, 2016).
Coogan, T. P. and Morrison, G., The Irish Civil War (London, 1998). Cooper, D., Old Men Forget (London, 1953).
Corkery, D., The Hounds of Banba (1920).
Costello, F., Enduring the Most: The Life and Death of Terence MacSwiney (Dublin, 1995). Costello, F. (ed. ), Michael Collins: In His Own Words (Dublin, 1997).
Costello, F., The Irish Revolution and its Aftermath, 1916–1923 (Dublin, 2003). Cottrell, P., The Anglo-Irish War: The Troubles of 1913–1922 (Oxford, 2006). Cottrell, P. (ed. ), The War for Ireland (Oxford, 2009).
Cowell, J., A Noontide Blazing: Brigid Lyons Thornton, Rebel, Soldier, Doctor (Dublin, 2005).
Crafford, F. S., Jan Smuts: A Biography (London, 1943). Creel, G., Ireland’s Fight for Freedom (New York, 1919). Cronin, Seá n. The Story of Kevin Barry. (Cork, 1971). Cronin, S., Ideology of the IRA (Ann Arbor, MI, 1972).
Cronin, S., Frank Ryan: The Search for the Republic (Dublin, 1980). Cronin, S., Irish Nationalism: Its Roots and Ideology (Dublin, 1980).
Cronin, S., Washington’s Irish Policy, 1916–1986. Independence, Partition, Neutrality
(Tralee, 1987).
Crowley, T., In Search of Michael Collins (Castleview, Clonakilty, 2015).
Crozier, F. P., Impressions and Recollections (London, 1930).
Crozier, General F. P., A Brass Hat in No Man’s Land (London, 1930). Crozier, General F. P., AWord to Gandhi: The Lesson of Ireland (London, 1931). Crozier, General F. P., Ireland Forever (London and Toronto, 1932).
Crozier, General F. P., The Men I Killed (London, 1937).
Cullen, M. and Luddy, M., Female Activists, Irish Women and the Change, 1900–1960
(Dublin, 2001).
Curran, J. M., The Birth of the Irish Free State, 1921–1923 (University of Alabama, 1980).
Curtin, N., The Revolution in Ireland, 1879–1923 (Oxford, 1994). Curtis, E., A History of Ireland (London, 1964).
Curtis, L., The Cause of Ireland: From the United Irishmen to Partition (Belfast, 1994). Czira, S. G., TheYears Flew By (Dublin, 1974).
Dalton, C., With the Dublin Brigade (London, 1929).
Dangerfield, G., The Damnable Question: A Study in Anglo-Irish Relations (Boston, 1976).
Darling, Sir W., So it Looks to Me (London, 1952).
David, E. (ed. ), Inside Asquith’s Cabinet. From the Diaries of Charles Hothouse (London, 1977).
Davis, R. P., Arthur Griffith and Non-Violent Sinn Fé in (Dublin, 1974). Dawson, R., Red Terror and Green (John Murray, 1920; London, 1972). De Blacam, A., Towards the Republic (Dublin, 1918).
De Blacam, A., What Sinn Fé in Stands For (Dublin, 1921).
De Burca, P. and Boyle, J., Free State or Republic? (Dublin, 1922; 2002).
de Montmorency, H., Sword and Stirrup: Memories of an Adventurous Life (London, 1936).
de Wet, C. R., Three Years’ War (New York, 1902).
Deasy, L., Towards Ireland Free: The West Cork Brigade in the War of Independence, 1917– 1921 (Dublin, 1973).
Deasy, L., Brother Against Brother (Cork, 1998). Desmond, S., The Drama of Sinn Fé in (London, 1923). Dillon, G. P., All in the Blood (Dublin, 2007).
Diner, H., Erin’s Daughters in America (Baltimore, 1983).
Dingley, J., The IRA: The Irish Republican Army (Santa Barbara, CA, 2012).
Doherty, G. and Keogh, D. (eds), Michael Collins and the Making of the Irish State (Cork, 1998).
|
|
|
Doherty, G. and Keogh, D., De Valera’s Ireland (Cork, 2003).
Dolan, A. and Murphy, W., Michael Collins: The Man and the Revolution (Cork, 2018). Donnelly, M., The Last Post: Glasnevin Cemetery (Dublin, 1994).
Doyle, A. C., The Great Boer War (New York, 1902).
Doyle, J., Clarke, F., Connaughton, E. and Somerville, O., An Introduction to the Bureau of Military History, 1913–1921 (Dublin, 2002).
Duff, D., Sword for Hire (London, 1934).
Duff, D., The Rough with the Smooth (London, 1940).
Duffy, S. M., The Integrity of Ireland: Home Rule, Nationalism, and Partition, 1912–1922
(Madison, NJ, 2009).
Duncan, M., Cronin, M. and Rouse, P., The GAA: A People’s History (Cork, 2009).
Dunn, D., Peter’s Key: Peter DeLoughry and the Fight for Irish Independence (Cork, 2012). Dwane, D. T., The Early Life of É amon de Valera (Dublin, 1922).
Dwyer, T. R., É amon de Valera (Dublin, 1980). Dwyer, T. R., Michael Collins and the Treaty (Dublin, 1981).
Dwyer, T. R., De Valera’s Darkest Hour, 1919–1932 (Dublin, 1982). Dwyer, T. R., Michael Collins: The Man Who Won the War (Cork, 1990). Dwyer, T. R., De Valera: The Man and the Myths (Swords, 1992).
Dwyer, T. R., Tans, Terror and Troubles: Kerry’s Real Fighting Story, 1913–1923 (Cork, 2001).
Dwyer, T. R., The Squad and the Intelligence Operations of Michael Collins (Cork, 2005). Dwyer, T. R., Big Fellow, Long Fellow: A Joint Biography of Collins and de Valera (Cork,
2006).
Dwyer, T. R., I Signed my Death Warrant: Michael Collins and the Treaty (Cork, 2007). Dwyer, T. R., Michael Collins and the Civil War (Cork, 2012).
Ebenezer, L., Fron-Goch and the Birth of the IRA (Llanrwst, 2006). Edwards, O. D., É amon de Valera (Cardiff, 1987).
Eichacker, J. M., Irish Republican Women in America (Dublin, 2002).
Elliott, M., Wolfe Tone: Prophet of Irish Independence (New Haven, CT, 1989).
Elliott-Bateman, M., Ellis, J. and Bowman, J. (eds), Revolt to Revolution—Studies in the 19th and 20th Century European Experience (Manchester, 1974).
Ellis, P. B. (ed. ), Eyewitness to Irish History (Hoboken, NJ, 2004). English, R., Ernie O’Malley, IRA Intellectual (Oxford, 1998).
English, R., Armed Struggle: a History of the IRA (London, 2003). Enright, S., The Trial of Civilians by Military Courts (Dublin, 2012).
Fagan, T. (ed. ), Rebels and Heroes: Hidden Stories from Dublin’s Northside (Dublin, 2016). Fallon, C., Soul of Fire: A Biography of Mary MacSwiney (Dublin, 1986).
Fanning, R., Fatal Path (London, 2013).
Fanning, R., É amon de Valera: AWill to Power (London, 2015). Farragher, S. P., Dev and his Alma Mater (Dublin, 1984).
Farrell, B., The Founding of Dá il É ireann (Dublin, 1971).
Farrell, B., Chairman or Chief? The Role of the Taoiseach in Irish Government (Dublin, 1971).
Farrell, B., Seá n Lemass (Dublin, 1983).
Farrell, B. (ed. ), The Creation of the Dá il (Dublin, 1994). Farry, M., Sligo: 1914–1921 (Trim, 1993).
Farwell, B., The Great Anglo-Boer War (New York, 1976).
Feehan, J. M., The Shooting of Michael Collins: Murder or Accident? (Cork, 1991). Feeney, B., Sinn Fé in—A Hundred TurbulentYears (Dublin, 2002).
Feeney, T., Seá n MacEntee: A Political Life (Dublin, 2008).
Fennell, T., The Royal Irish Constabulary: A History and Personal Memoir (Dublin, 2003).
Ferriter, D., Judging Dev: A Reassessment of the Life and Legacy of É amon de Valera
(Dublin, 2007).
Ferriter, D., A Nation not a Rabble (Dublin, 2014). Figgis, D., A Chronicle of Jails (Dublin, 1917).
Figgis, D., The Irish Constitution Explained (Dublin, 1922).
Figgis, D. [writing as ‘Michael Ireland’], The Return of the Hero (London, 1923). Figgis, D., Recollections of the Irish War (London, 1924).
FitzGerald, D., Prelude to Statecraft (London, 1939).
FitzGerald, G. (ed. F. FitzGerald), Reflections on the Irish State (Dublin, 2003). Fitzgerald, W. G. (ed. ), The Voice of Ireland: A Survey of the Race and Nation from All An-
gles, by the Foremost Leaders at Home and Abroad (Dublin, 1924). Fitzgibbon, C., The Life and Times of É amon de Valera (New York, 1973).
Fitzpatrick, D., Politics and Irish Life, 1913–1921: Provincial Experience of War and Revo- lution (Dublin, 1977).
Fitzpatrick, D. (ed. ), Revolution: Ireland, 1917–1923 (Dublin, 1990). Fitzpatrick, D., The Two Irelands (Oxford, 1998).
Fitzpatrick, D., Harry Boland’s Irish Revolution (Cork, 2003). Fitzpatrick, D. (ed. ), Terror in Ireland, 1916–1923 (Dublin, 2013).
|
|
|
Fitzpatrick, S., Recollections of the Fight for Irish Freedom and of the Part Played by the 3rd (South) Tipperary Brigade Irish Volunteers, More Colloquially ‘IRA’ as from Spring/Summer of 1920 (privately published, n. d. ).
Flynn, B., Pawns in the Game: Irish Hunger Strikes 1912–1991 (Cork, 2002).
Foley, C., Legion of the Rearguard: The IRA and the Modern Irish State (London, 1992). Foley, M., The Bloodied Field (Dublin, 2014).
Follis, B. A., A State Under Siege: The Establishment of Northern Ireland (Oxford, 1995). Foot, M. R. D., SOE in France: An Account of the Work of the British Special Operations Ex-
ecutive in France 1940–1945 (Government Official History Series) (London, 1966; 1968).
Forester, M., Michael Collins: The Lost Leader (Dublin, 1989). Foster, R. F., Modern Ireland, 1600–1972 (London, 1988).
Foster, R. F., The Oxford History of Ireland (Oxford, 1989; 1992). Fox, R. M., Rebel Irishwomen (Dublin and Cork, 1935).
Fox, R. M., Green Banners: The Story of the Irish Struggle (London, 1938). Foy, M. T., Michael Collins’ Intelligence War (Stroud, 2006; Dublin, 2007). Fraser, T. G. and Jeffery, K. (eds), Men, Women and War (Dublin, 1993).
French, Hon. E. G. F., The Life of Field Marshal Sir John French (London, 1931). French, Lord J., The Despatches of Lord John French, vol. 1 (London, 1917).
Gaucher, R., The Terrorists (London, 1968).
Gallagher, F., Days of Fear: A Diary of A Hunger Strike (London, 1928). Gallagher, F. [writing as ‘David Hogan’], The Four GloriousYears (Dublin, 1953).
Gallagher, F., The Indivisible Island: The Story of the Partition of Ireland (London, 1957). Gallagher, F. (ed. with introduction by T. P. O’Neill), The Anglo-Irish Treaty (London,
1965).
Gamson, W., The Strategy of Social Protest (Belmont, CA, 1990).
Gardiner, É., Dublin Castle and the Anglo-Irish War: Counter-Insurgency and Conflict
(Cambridge, 2009).
Garvin, T., Nationalist Revolutions in Ireland, 1858–1928 (Oxford, 1987). Garvin, T. (ed. ), The Revolution in Ireland (Basingstoke, 1988).
Garvin, T., 1922: The Birth of Irish Democracy (Dublin, 1996).
Gates, D., The Spanish Ulcer: A History of the Peninsular War (New York, 1986). Gaughan, J. A. (ed. ), Memoirs of Constable J. Mee, RIC (Dublin, 1975).
Gaughan, J. A., Austin Stack: Portrait of a Separatist (Dublin, 1977).
Gaynor, E. (ed. ), Memoirs of a Tipperary Family: The Gaynors of Tyone, 1887–2000
(Dublin, 2003).
Geraghty, T., The Irish War (London, 1998).
Giá p, Võ Nguyê n, People’s War, People’s Army: The Military Art of People’s War (New York, 1971).
Gibbon, M., Inglorious Soldier (London, 1968).
Gilbert, M., Winston S. Churchill, Vol. 4. 1916–1922: The Stricken World (Boston, 1974). Gillis, L., The Fall of Dublin (Cork, 2011).
Gillis, L., May 25: Burning of the Custom House 1921 (Dublin, 2017).
Girvin, K., Seá n O’Hegarty: Officer Commanding First Cork Brigade, IRA (Cork, 2007). Gleeson, J., Bloody Sunday (London, 1962).
Golding, G. M., George Gavan Duffy, 1882–1951 (Dublin, 1982).
Good, J. , Enchanted by Dreams: The Journal of a Revolutionary (Dingle, 1946; ed. M. Good, 1996).
Gray, T., The Irish Answer (London, 1966).
Greaves, C. D., Liam Mellows and the Irish Revolution (London, 1971; 1987). Griffith, K., Hang UpYour Brightest Colours: The Real Story of the Life and Death of
Michael Collins (documentary film, 1972).
Griffith, K. and O’Grady, T., Ireland’s Unfinished Revolution: An Oral History (Boulder, CO, 2002). [Originally published as Curious Journey: An Oral History of Ireland’s Unfinished Revolution (London, 1982). ]
Grinnell, L., DORA at Westminster (Dublin, 1918).
Grob-Fitzgibbon, B., Turning Points of the Irish Revolution: The British Government, Intel- ligence and the Cost of Indifference (Palgrave, 2007).
Gudgin, P., Military Intelligence: The British Story (London, 1989). Guevara, E. ‘Che’, Principles of Guerrilla Warfare (New York, 1961). Gwynn, D., De Valera (London, 1933).
Gwynn, D., The History of Partition, 1912–1925 (Dublin, 1950).
Hammes, Col. F. X., The Sling and the Stone: On War in the 21st Century (Zenith Mili- tary Classics, 2006).
Hammond, B., Soldier of the Rearguard (Fermoy, 1977).
Hannigan, D., DeValera in America: the Rebel President’s 1919 Campaign (Dublin, 2008).
Harkness, D. W., The Restless Dominion: The Irish Free State and the British Commonwealth of Nations, 1921–1931 (London, 1969; New York, 1970).
Harnett, M., Victory and Woe: The West Limerick Brigade in the War of Independence
(Dublin, 2002).
Harrison, H., The Neutrality of Ireland (London, 1932). Harrison, H., Ulster and the British Empire (London, 1939).
Hart, P., The IRA and its Enemies: Violence and Community in Cork, 1916–1923 (Ox- ford, 1998).
Hart, P. (ed. ), British Intelligence in Ireland, 1920–21: The Final Reports (Cork, 2002). Hart, P., The IRA at War, 1916–1923 (Oxford, 2003).
Hart, P., Mick: The Real Michael Collins (London, 2006).
Hartley, S., The Irish Question as a Problem in British Foreign Policy, 1914–1918 (Lon- don, 1987).
Havens, M. C., Leiden, C. and Schmit, K. M., The Politics of Assassination (Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1970).
Haverty, A., Countess Markievicz: An Independent Life (London, 1988). Hennessy, T., Dividing Ireland: World War One and Partition (Milton Park, 1998).
Henry, R. M., The Evolution of Sinn Fé in (Dublin, 1920).
Hepburn, A. C., Ireland, 1905–1925. Volume II (Newtownards, 1998). Herlihy, J., The Royal Irish Constabulary (Dublin, 1997).
Herlihy, J., The Royal Irish Constabulary: A Complete Alphabetical List of Officers and Men, 1816–1922 (Dublin, 1999).
Herlihy, J., The Dublin Metropolitan Police: A Complete Alphabetical List of Officers and Men, 1836–1925 (Dublin, 2001).
Hittle, J. B. E., Michael Collins and the Anglo-Irish War: Britain’s Counter-insurgency Failure
(Chicago, 2011).
Hoffman, R., Tate, T. W. and Albert, P. J. (eds), An Uncivil War: The Southern Backcountry during the American Revolution (Charlottesville, VA, 1985).
Hogan, J. (ed. Donncadh Ó Corrá in), James Hogan: Revolutionary, Historian and Political Scientist (Dublin, 2001).
Holmes, R., The Little Field Marshal: Sir John French (London, 2005). Holt, E., Protest in Arms (New York, 1960).
Hood, F., The Military Impact of Counter-Mobility (Salisbury, 2002). Hopkinson, M., Green against Green (Dublin, 2004).
Hopkinson, M., The Irish War of Independence (Dublin, 2004).
Hoppen, K. T., Ireland since 1800: Conflict and Nationalism (London, 1989). Horgan, J. J., Lemass (Dublin, 1997).
Howard, M., War in European History (Oxford, 2001).
Howarth, J., Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett [né e Millicent Garrett], 1847–1929 (Oxford, 2004).
Hughes, B., Defying the IRA: Intimidation, Coercion and Communities during the Irish Rev- olution (Liverpool, 2016).
Hughes, K., English Atrocities in Ireland: A Compilation of Facts from Court and Press Records (New York, 1920).
Hyam, R., Britain’s Declining Empire: The Road to Decolonization, 1918–1968 (Cam- bridge, 2006).
Irish Free State Official Handbook, Saorstá t É ireann (Dublin, 1932). Jackson, A., Ireland: 1798–1998 (Oxford, 1999).
James, R. R., Churchill: A Study in Failure, 1900–1939 (London, 1972).
Jeffery, K., The British Army and the Crisis of Empire, 1918–1922 (Manchester, 1984). Jeffery, K., The Secret History of MI6, 1909–1949 (London, 2011).
Jenkins, R., Asquith (London, 1964).
Jenkins, R., Churchill: A Biography (London, 2001).
Johnson, R., Whitby, M. and France, J. (eds), How to Win on the Battlefield (London, 2010).
Jones, T., Lloyd George (London, 1951).
Jones, T. (ed. K. Middlemas), Whitehall Diary, Volume I, 1916–1925 (London, 1969). Jones, T. (ed. K. Middlemas), Whitehall Diary, Volume III, Ireland 1918–1925 (London,
|
|
|
