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 Big Boy's Rules - Mark Urban
Newest Review: ... reviews from John Stalker (Sunday Times), Austin Currie (Dublin Sunday Tribune), Collin Wallace (Evening Standard), Conor ... more  ... Gearty (Independent on Sunday) and many more indeed. It is a historical account of what has happened over the years dating from 1969 to the present including a superb chronology, pictures and a wealth of information gathered from a variety of sources including, but not limited to: politicians (hmm, well maybe their info might not be that accurate!), defense specialists, military spokesmen and soldiers (including officers). It is a well rounded and well researched book by an ex Royal Tank Regiment soldier turned jou...more |
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Big Boy's Rules - Mark Urban: Big Boys Rules (183 words)
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Live by the sword, die by the sword. "Big Boys Rules" by Mark Urban is the best book that I have read yet on the military side, and most of the political side of "the troubles" in Northern Ireland. It has received wonderful reviews from John Stalker (Sunday Times), Austin Currie (Dublin Sunday Tribune), Collin Wallace (Evening Standard), Conor Gearty (Independent on Sunday) and many more indeed. It is a historical account of what has happened over the years dating from 1969 to the present including a superb chronology, pictures and a wealth of information gathered from a variety of sources including, but not limited to: politicians (hmm, well maybe ... Read the complete review
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