Originally published: Dublin : O'Brien Press [2002]. SAU copy: Gift for the Timothy Walch Collection of Irish and Catholic Americana. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
'Sinn Fein must be the motto', the founding years, 1900-07 -- Electoral ups and downs, facing the voters, 1908-17 -- A different tune, northern nationalism -- A nation organised, Sinn Fein takes power, 1918-21 -- Not merely a form of words, rejecting the oath, 1923-26 -- Protecting the flame, the lean years, 1926-62 -- Veering to the left, flirting with Marxism, 1962-70 -- The years of agitprop, Sinn Fein backs the war, 1970-81 -- Armalite and ballot box, becoming an electoral force, 1981-86 -- 'Towards a strategy for peace', Sinn Fein no longer alone -- Negotiating the roadblocks, the pendulum swings to Sinn Fein.
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