The Irish civil war / Tim Pat Coogan and George Morrison.
By: Coogan, Tim Pat [author.].
Contributor(s): Morrison, George [author.]
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941.5082 Ireland the 20th century / | 941.5082 Ambiguous republic : Ireland in the 1970s / | 941.5082 Ireland in the European eye / | 941.50821 The Irish civil war / | 941.50821 Making 1916 : material and visual culture of the Easter Rising / | 941.50821 Vivid faces : the revolutionary generation in Ireland, 1890-1923 / | 941.50822 Between two hells : the Irish Civil War / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
It began in June, 1922, with the ratification of a treaty between Great Britain and the fledgling Irish state that called for an oath of allegiance to the king, a governor general appointed by the crown, and the partition of six counties in Northern Ireland. And during the eleven months the conflict lasted, brother fought against brother, sundering families for generations, and opening a divide in the country's politics that only now is beginning to fade. This unrivaled pictorial record and remarkable history of the war's passage pays poignant testimony to the courageous men and women prepared to fight to the death for what they believed morally right. It also serves as a sober reminder of the excesses of political zeal and how they came to haunt future generations.
Includes bibliographical references and index.