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Volume 41 - November 2017

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War in the shadows: the Irish-American Fenians who bombed Victorian Britain. By Shane Kenna. Pp xxx, 410. Sallins: Merrion. 2014.

The road to home rule: anti-imperialism and the Irish nationalist movement. By Paul A. Townend. Pp 309. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press, 2016. $64.95 hardback.

Hesitant comrades: the Irish revolution and the British Labour movement. By Geoffrey Bell. Pp xii, 273. London: Pluto. 2016. £18.99 paperback.

Uncertain futures: essays about the Irish past for Roy Foster. Edited by Senia Pašeta. Pp ix, 300. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2016. £60.

Easter widows: seven Irish women who lived in the shadow of the 1916 Rising. By Sinead McCoole. Pp 447. Dublin: Doubleday Ireland, 2014. £22.99. - At home in the Revolution: what women said and did in 1916. By Lucy McDiarmid. Pp 285. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy, 2015. €25.00

The west must wait: County Galway and the Irish Free State, 1922–32. By Úna Newell. Pp xxiii, 218. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2015. £65 hardback, £22.50 paperback.

‘A failed political entity’: Charles Haughey and the Northern Ireland question, 1945–92. By Stephen Kelly. Pp 482. Newbridge, Kildare: 2016. €24.99, paperback.

Ireland’s exiled children: America and the Easter Rising. ByRobert Schmuhl. Pp 232. New York: Oxford University Press, 2016. £19.99.

UVF: behind the mask. By Aaron Edwards. Pp 420. Kildare: Merrion Press. 2017. €17.99 paperback.

The I.R.A. in Britain, 1919–1923: ‘in the heart of enemy lines’. By Gerard Noonan. Pp xiv, 371. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press. 2014.

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Heroes or Traitors? experiences of Southern Irish soldiers returning from the Great War 1919–1939. By Paul Taylor. Pp xv, 273. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 2015. £75.

Guardian of the Treaty: the Privy Council appeal and Irish sovereignty. By Thomas Mohr. Pp 222. Dublin: Four Courts Press, in association with The Irish Legal History Society. 2016. €50.

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Northern Ireland in the Second World War: politics, economic mobilisation and society, 1939–45. By Philip Ollerenshaw. Pp 272. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2013. £75.

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