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Shadow War - Michael Collins and the Politics of Violence

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ISBN: 9781916137509
AuthorConnell, Jnr, Joseph E.A.
Pub Date04/10/2019
BindingPaperback
Pages440
CountryIRL
Dewey941.50821
Publisher: Wordwell
Quick overview Insurgencies are as psychological and political as much as military. In the War of Independence, the Irish needed to remain active for longer than the nerves of liberal Britain could stand, and they succeeded. Irish governance, rather than military victory, was always the goal. If success can be defined as doing more with less, than Michael Collins must be counted as among the great guerrilla planners of the twentieth century.
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