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 The Easter Rebellion - Max Caulfield
Newest Review: ... me the book I am reviewing and we smiled at the thought ... more  ... that I would take it through security at the airport. Particularly as any mail I received from Ireland which was other than a thin letter was already being opened before I received it. The Easter Rebellion was not to and did not affect any views the reader may have had, but its hour by hour recording of the events of that short period in Ireland's history and the immediate aftermath lent understanding. Max Caulfield's account of events in Dublin during the Eas...more |
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The Easter Rebellion
Pages: 313, Edition: Reprint, Paperback, Roberts Rinehart Publish ... Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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The Easter Rebellion - Max Caulfield: Fifty-seven Tuppenny Tickets to O'Connell Bridge (1252 words)
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If you will bear with me I would like to briefly tell you why the Easter Rebellion by Max Caulfield will always remain on my "books to keep" list. A long time ago when the "troubles" in Northern Ireland were at their height, bombings were a frequent news headline and tourism in Eire at such a low that a visitor could stay in a top Dublin Hotel for the cost of a guest house, I made my first trip across the water to the Irish Republic. My name had been given to a dog training club by our own Kennel Club when enquiries were made for someone to write them an article for a ... Read the complete review
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