Michael Collins
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TextDescription: 94p hbISBN: - 0297836080
- 0297836080
- 9780297836087
- 920 CON
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| Non Fiction | The Harden Library, King's Hospital | General | GEN 941.5BIOG (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | B00482M0499 |
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| GEN 941 Great Britain and the Irish question, 1800-1922 / | GEN 941.5BIOG Maud Gonne : Ireland's Joan of Arc / | GEN 941.5BIOG Constance Markievicz / | GEN 941.5BIOG Michael Collins | GEN 941.5BIOG Casement : the flawed hero / | GEN 941.5/BIOG Se�n Lemass | GEN 941.5BIOG Michael Collins / |
Colm Connolly charts the extraordinary career of Michael Collins, starting with his childhood in West Cork where he was instilled with a patriotic fervour by a local blacksmith through to his death at the age of 31 in a lonely valley known as The Mouth of Flowers. In that short life his impact on the course of Irish history was profound. He was a powerful, vigorous man whose charm, intelligence and physical attractiveness - allied to ruthlessness and oratorical gifts - propelled him to the forefront of the Irish fight for independence from Britain and the subsequent treaty negotiations.
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