Terror in Ireland, 1916-1923
By: edited by David Fitzpatrick
Contributors: Trinity History Workshop (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland)
Publisher: Lilliput Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
ISBN-13: 9781843511991
Subjects: Politics and government; Political violence; Terrorism; History
Notes: "Trinity History Workshop."

Includes bibliographic references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / David Fitzpatrick; title: Terror in twentieth-century Ireland / Brian Hanley; title: 'The shadow of a great fear': terror and revolutionary Ireland / Anne Dolan; title: Violence and the Easter rising / Fearghal McGarry; title: The sack of Balbriggan and tit-for-tat terror / Ross O'Mahony; title: The price of Balbriggan / David Fitzpatrick; title: 'English dogs' or 'poor devils'?: the dead of Bloody Sunday morning / Jane Leonard; title: Counting terror: Bloody Sunday and the dead of the Irish revolution / Eunan O'Halpin; title: Kilmichael revisted: Tom Barry and the 'false surrender' / Eve Morrison; title: The execution of 'species and informers' in West Cork, 1921 / Thomas Earls Fitzgerland; title: Revolution and terror in Kildare, 1919-1921 / Michael Murphy; title: Persecuting the peelers / Brian Hughes; title: Terror confined? prison violence in Ireland, 1919-1921 / Justin Dolan Stover; title: Republican terrorism in Britain, 1920-1923 / Gerard Noonan.