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Michael Collins: The Man Who Won The War
About This Book
In this completely revised and updated book, T. Ryle Dwyer, offers a fresh perspective on Collins' activities. With new information about his role in organising the IRB in London in his youth right through to his death in 1922, Dwyer's analysis supports the case for Collins as the chief architect of the Irish victory over the British Empire. Michael Collins co-ordinated the sweeping Sinn FĂ©in election victory of 1918 and put structure on the organisation of the IRA. He was the prototype of the urban terrorist and the architect of the war against the Black and Tans. While many have questioned whether Collins ever fired a shot at an enemy of Ireland, he did order the deaths of people standing in his way, and he even advocated kidnapping a US President.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Dedication Page
- Preface
- 1: âMind that Childâ
- 2: Collins and the GAA
- 3: Preparing for the Rebellion
- 4: âWe Lost, Didnât We!â
- 5: âIn the End Theyâll Despairâ
- 6: âBeing Called Bad Namesâ
- 7: âAll Ordinary Peaceful Means are Endedâ
- 8: âToo Many of the Bargaining Typeâ
- 9: âWe Struck at Individualsâ
- 10: âSpies Bewareâ
- 11: âWell Shoot Him Soâ
- 12: Settling Old Scores
- 13: âIâll Report You to Michael Collinsâ
- 14: âThey Got What They Deservedâ
- 15: âHeâs No Big Fella to Meâ
- 16: âYouâll Get None of My Menâ
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Other Titles From Mercier Press
- About the Author
- About the Publisher