The Irish Republic (New ed)

A complete history of the struggle that began on Easter Monday 1916, with the proclamation of the Republic and ended, or seemed to end, with the Republican defeat and cease fire order of May 24th, 1923.

Dorothy Mcardle herself states, "This is not a narrative of battles and ambushes, it is with the political rather than the military aspect that the book deals".

First published in 1937 and considered a seminal work of Irish nationalism and political republicanism, this edition contains the prefaces from all three previous editions as well as a new preface by Terry de Valera, son of the late Eamon de Valera.