Betrayal in Ireland
By: by Wilmot Irwin.
Publisher: printed by The Northern Whig (probably privately published by Wilmot Irwin)
Published: probably 1966
Place of publication: Belfast
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Subjects: Irish rebellion, 1916, and aftermath
Genres: Irish history
First sentence: A half-century ago Dublin was perhaps one of the most delightful places in the world in which to live.
Description: The nationalist rebellion in Dublin, 1916, and the subsequent 'troubles' to 1924, as remembered by a Dublin Unionist.
Notes: Includes bibliography. No index. There is no date, but the design of the cover suggests a 1960s date, and the bibliography includes Mary Bromage's 'Churchill and Ireland', first published in 1964. It may have been written in 1966 for the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Rebellion.
Table of contents: title: Background to Revolution
pagenum: 7
class: section
label: Part One; label: Part Two
pagenum: 19
class: part
title: 1916; label: Part Three
pagenum: 37
class: part
title: Revolution 1919-1921; label: Part Four
pagenum: 86
class: part
title: Civil War 1922-1924; title: Aftermath to Revolution
pagenum: 145
class: part
label: Part Five; pagenum: 155
class: part
title: Postscript; pagenum: 156
class: part
title: Bibliography