Irish Historical Studies: Volume 38 - Issue 149

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Volume 38 - Issue 149 - May 2012

Reviews and short notices

The Black and Tans: British police and auxiliaries in the Irish War of Independence, 1920–21. By D. M. Leeson. Pp xx, 294. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2011. £30.

The Cosgrave Party: a history of Cumann na nGaedheal, 1923–33. By Ciara Meehan. Pp xiv, 311, illus. Dublin: Royal Irish Academy. 2010. £30.

Inside the I.R.A.: dissident republicans and the war for legitimacy. By Andrew Sanders. Pp vii, 280. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 2011. £65.

A history of Irish ballet from 1927 to 1963. By Victoria O'Brien. Pp 188. Bern: Peter Lang. 2011. €38. (Reimagining Ireland).

In search of the promised land: the politics of post-war Ireland. By Gary Murphy. Pp 325, illus. Cork: Mercier Press. 2009. €29.99.

Ó hAodha, ‘Insubordinate Irish’: Travellers in the text. By Míchael Ó hAodha. Pp xi, 228. Manchester: Manchester University Press. 2011. £60.

The Irish Defence Forces 1940–1949: the Chief of Staff's reports. Edited by Michael Kennedy and Victor Laing. Pp li, 855. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. 2011. €75.

The destructors: the story of Northern Ireland's lost peace process. By Michael Kerr. Pp xx, 348. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. 2011. €60.

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Report of the Royal Irish Academy Committee for Historical Sciences and fifteenth biennial report (seventy-second and seventy-third years) of the Irish Committee of Historical Sciences: May 2009—May 2011

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