en English Book reviews Irish Democrat :Book reviews Book reviews in the Irish Democrat David Granville, editor@irishdemocrat.co.uk Connolly Publications Ltd, 244 Gray's Inn Road, London, WC1X 8JR Books review Irish Democrat Irish Democrat Great Hatred, Little Room Left to the Wolves: Irish victims of Stalinist terror Gerry Fitt: political chameleon Queen's Rebels: Ulster loyalism in historical perspective The Origin of the Troubles Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson Ireland and the Cold War Irish Republicanism in Scotland 1858-1916 The Irish Conservative Party A Provisional Dictator: James Stevens Enemies Of Empire The Northern IRA The Meaning Of Life Reviews in Brief Essay on Irish Bulls Intelligence, Statecraft and International Power Ireland's Great Famine Irish Women Religious Seán O’Hegarty biography Hunger Strike, reflections Equality, The Unfinished Agenda The IRA and Armed Struggle Women of the Dáil: The Open Secret of Ireland Galway and the Great War Irish Flames The Ivy Leaf: the Parnells remembered Souvenirs of Irish Footprints Over Europe Fron-Goch and the birth of the IRA Dublin Then and Now Who Stole Our Game: the fall and fall of Irish soccer Civilizing Ireland: Ordnannce Survey 1824-1842 Irish Studies Review (Vol.15, number 1) Censorship in the two Irelands Eddie's Own Aquarius Irish Freedom Mac Curtain Family Memoir Irish Times Book of the 1916 Rising The Philosophy of Irish Ireland The Burning of Cork Ireland and India Handloom Weavers in Ulster’s Linen Industry Landlords, Tenants, Famine Edmund Burke's Irish Identities The Sage of Science Kathleen Lynn: Irishwomen, patriot, doctor Spies, Informers and the 'Anti-Sinn Fein Society' Michael Collins and the Treaty Dan Breen and the IRA Killing Finucane Irish Studies Review (14/2&3) Acting Irish in Hollywood The Young Rebels The Politics of Northern Ireland Ireland and the Global Question Founded on Fear Cork Through European Eyes The Lady Next Door Con Cremin: Ireland's wartime diplomat MacBride: 'Irish Statesman and Revolutionary' Michael Collins and the Women Who Spied for Ireland The Phoenix Park Murders Emergency Law in Independent Ireland Nothing But An Unfinished Song A Biographical Dictionary of Cork Century of Endeavour Women and Unionism in Northern Ireland Bob Doyle: Brigadista Directory of Historic Locations Róisín Bán Staging the Easter Rising British propaganda in Ireland 1920 Rebel Ireland Maria Edgeworth: women, enlightenment and nation The O'Donoghues' War of Independence Sinn Fein and the SDLP: from alienation to participation The GPO and the Easter Rising Supreme Sacrifice: the story of Eamonn Ceannt 1881-1916 Grattan's Failure 40 Years of Controversy James Connolly: a full life Easter 1916 James Connolly Re-assessed That Day's Struggle: a memoir Eoin O’Duffy: a self-made hero Local History since 1945 The Origins of the Troubles The Beginning of the End My Struggle For Life The Great Deception Radical Politics in Modern Ireland 1916 Easter Rising in print Through American and Irish Wars Irishmen in War 1800-2000 The Last Conquest of Ireland (Perhaps) A Noontide Blazing What Lies Beneath A Dictionary of Hiberno-English (revised & expanded edition) The Republic: issue 4 Problems and Perspectives in Irish History In Green and Red: the lives of Frank Ryan Women and Public Policy in Ireland Renovation or Revolution Baptised in Blood Famine in Cork Preventing the Future Ireland and the European Union Foreign Affectations: essays on Edmund Burke The Galtee Boy Your Fondest Annie Our Own Devices: national symbols and political conflict The Squad and the Intelligence Operations of Michael Collins Press Delete Documenting Irish Feminisms Ireland and the Palestinian Question Reminiscences of Daniel O'Connell Differently Irish: 25 years of Vietnamese-Irish identity Rebuilding the Celtic Languages Sinking of the Kenbane Head 'The Irish Zorro' Pocket History of Irish Writers Dead Men Talking A New Dictionary of Irish History Ireland, Russia and the Communist Internationals Controversial Issues in Anglo-Irish Relations, 1910-21 Rebel City Guide to the graves of Irish writers The Guardianship of Historical Records A University in Troubled Times Green Against Green The Connolly Column The Real Chief: Liam Lynch Himself Alone: David Trimble The Irish Ordnance Survey Irish women and nationalism Nell The Land for the People King in Exile: James II Kicking and Screaming Shadows: inside Northern Ireland's Special Branch From Political Violence to Negotiated Settlement Irish Volunteers for Spain Rebel Columns/Choosing the Green Book reviews in brief Thomas Edmondson and the Dublin Laundry Irish Women's History Irish writing: an anthology in English, 1789-1939 St Enda's and the Cult of Boyhood Shadow of a Gunman/ Tricycle Theatre Festschrift in honour of ATQ Stewart Commemorating Ireland Essays in honour of Brian Farrell New account of the Dublin/Monaghan bombings The Irish Council of Churches and its response to 'The Troubles' Ulster and Scotland The serrated edge of Britain's dirty war The uncrowned king of economy-class travel Expanding our understanding of Irish landlordism De Valera and the 'Black Fifties' De Valera family memoir Passage through the annals of Irish civilisation Soft focus portrait of loyalist terror gang Flawed Gonne Feeling the force of a conservative backlash Warriors, wives and workers The fierce independence of 'Soda-bread' Sam Dublin's finest A big heart is not enough Britain's dirty colonial war in Ireland Primary sources point to longstanding plans for European superstate Book reviews in brief Reflections on motherhood in Ireland Radical and revolutionary women 'Foundation text' for Ulster unionism Vivid independence-war memoir Flourishing times for traditional Irish crafts Reclaiming Dublin In the service of the British crown Passionate socialist and a true friend of Ireland Studies of the transition to post-colonialism New parameters set for Home Rule campaign Songs in the key of history Rebel who kept up the fight Sordid tales of Mad dogs and Billy boys A biography fit for a national hero The long view The true nature of republicanism, democracy & culture Authoritative account of orangeism An Irish legacy of the Enlightenment A history of collusion, murder and deceit A timely, comprehensive overview of the United Irish revolution Republicanism's way forward, with one eye on the past Enlightened daughters of a revolutionary age Northern Ireland's writing on the wall Illustrated history of Robert Emmet Book reviews in brief Put on the khaki A secrt history of innaccuracy, hearsay Griffith's legacy offers little for the republican reader A handy guide to anti-imperialist activism today Surveying the political spectrum of Irish politics Balanced approach to the life of ‘Big Jim’ History of Irish lace Hannibal’s quest Journey back from the brink Marxist who embraced the Republic Linguistic legacy of the colonial era Charismatic United Irish leader Schooled in the tradition Book revievs: in brief Leftward shift thwarted by reaction and division The Provisionals' long march from war to peace Racism study sends out a bleak warning Trouble and strife A friend of Ireland Frank Ryan: patriot or collaborator? Shedding light on WWII aid episode The battle for Irish independence A Fenian escapade Coming to terms with historical memory Striving to become part of the solution A concise study of modern Ireland Unionist explores grounds for peace From IRA warrior to man of peace Still tangled up in red, white and blue Thoughtful study of Christianity in Ireland The tiger whimpers The sound of truth A tour of heraldic offices Reviews in brief Linda Kearns: rebel with a gauze Feminist pioneers in a very modern marriage Seamus Heaney: a talent in the round Photographs from a turbulent century Rescuing Standish O'Grady for Socialism Arthur O'Connor and the United Irish rebellion Marching to the neo-liberal tune Hindsight-assisted intelligence Beyond sympathy for the Stuarts Modern Irish history's Turin shroud Emigration study Steering clear of the C-word Women's lives touched by conflict in the north Land Ownership in Britain and Ireland The people’s voice in songs of revolt Field Day anthology of Irish women writers Irish dramatists inspired by Greek parallels Embracing the trappings of western democracy The development of a modern republican party Taking on the euro A proconsul with a style all of her own A working-class loyalist narrative Another hurrah for the Tipperary minstrel man Under the spell of the phoney MacCarthy Mór Biographical study lacking in focus Uneven assault on Irish first world war efforts They got their £3 -- and some Overseas relations Christianity and its role in sectarinism The Easter rising and its vengeful aftermath Exploring the question of racism in Ireland A baneful tale of intrigue, treachery and deceit A long, long way from Clare to here Insighful profile of players and process Liverpool's radical anti--slavery poet Falling Short of an encouraging title Orange Disorder Book reviews in brief (August/Septemebr 2002 edition) Sketching the development of racism in Ireland Every picture tells a Bloody Sunday story Oxford Companion to Irish History (revised edition) History Scotland (issue 1) Inclement outlook A semi-autographical tale of discovery Bread and circuses -- without the bread A revision of the unionist outlook Brits: the final installment Book reviews in brief (June/July 2002 edition) Lucid account of Celtic glory days True voices of the republican 'awkward squad' The Union under seige Rebellion's failure opens door to direct rule Two hundred years of Irish political activity Contorted view of the Irish conflict Democratic task for all socialists Pride of the nation Facing Both Ways The GUBU man Imprisoned at sea Book reviews in brief (April/May 2002 edition) Fitting tribute to a fine poet and Irish activist The biographer's craft as an instrument of war The novel appliance of war propaganda The Hungary link Potted biographies to whet an appetite Poet and prisoner A deadly business Insider insight into 1981 hunger strike A history beyond shovel,pick and pint Bloody Sunday A class perspective Their final words Colonial courtiers Orangeism hits crisis as domination crumbles A 'Terrible Beauty' The old brigade London in London Women speak out Sympathetic treatment of a 'complex' loyalist Contrasting images of Ireland north and south Great poet, reactionary nationalist Do big cats travel? 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