Twentieth Century Ireland: Revolution and State Building (New Gill History of Ireland)
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Twentieth Century Ireland: Revolution and State Building (New Gill History of Ireland)

by Andrew Mccarthy, Dermot Keogh

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Explore the history of twentieth-century Ireland through its revolutionary changes and the development of the modern state. This volume in the New Gill History of Ireland series provides a focused introduction to the political transformation that shaped Ireland during the twentieth century.

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Twentieth Century Ireland examines a period of revolution, transformation, and state building.

The book focuses on the political and historical development of Ireland during the twentieth century.

As part of the New Gill History of Ireland series, it offers a focused introduction to modern Irish history.

This edition is presented as a used book in good condition.

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