Sir, —I read with interest D. R. O’Connor Lysaght’s letter in the lastissue on the different strands of Irish nationalist thought dealt within the previous (March/April 2007) issue. I think […]
Read More →Sir, —As a Confederate re-enactor, you can imagine how interested I wasto read the May/June issue’s article on Irish nationalist/southernsecessionist John Mitchel. Having experienced severe difficulty infinding reliable, detailed information […]
Read More →Sir, —Your last issue (HI 15.3, May/June 2007), which included a numberof articles on Ireland and slavery, was, as usual, excellent. I wouldlike, however, to offer a corrective to a […]
Read More →Sir, —With reference to Gordon Gillespie’s article ‘Sunningdale and the 1974 Ulster Workers’ Council strike’ (HI 15.3, May/June 2007), we in Justice for the Forgotten were extremely disappointed that an […]
Read More →Seventeenth-century Ireland—making Ireland modern New Gill History of Ireland, 3 Raymond Gillespie (Gill and Macmillan, €18.99/£14.99) ISBN 0717139468 The Open University once offered a course entitled ‘Conflict and Stability in […]
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