Irish Historical Studies: Volume 38 - Issue 151

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Volume 38 - Issue 151 - May 2013

Reviews and short notices

The Abbey Theatre, censorship, and the Irish State: adding the half-pence to the pence. By Lauren Arrington. Pp vi, 210. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2010. €66.

His Grace is displeased: selected correspondence of John Charles McQuaid. Edited by Clara Cullen and Margaret Ó hÓgartaigh. Pp 280. Dublin: Merrion. 2013. €19.99.

Coercive confinement in Ireland: patients, prisoners and penitents. Edited by Eoin O'Sullivan and Ian O'Donnell. Pp 288. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2012. £60.

Ireland in the newsreels. By Ciara Chambers. Pp 314. Illus. Dublin & Portland, Oreg.: Irish Academic Press. 2012. €22.95/£19.95.

Political corruption in Ireland 1922–2010: a crooked harp?. By Elaine Byrne. Pp xiii, 273. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2012. £15.99.

The end of Ulster Loyalism? By Peter Shirlow. Pp xii, 230. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2012. £16.99.

A political history of the two Irelands: from partition to peace. By Brian M. Walker. Pp xiv, 254. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. 2012. No price given.

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