Michael Collins and the Anglo-Irish War

Britain'S Counterinsurgency Failure

By J. B. E. Hittle | Publisher: Potomac Books Inc

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As leader of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and then the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Michael Collins developed a bold, new strategy to use against the British administration of Ireland in the early twentieth century.

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As leader of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and then the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Michael Collins developed a bold, new strategy to use against the British administration of Ireland in the early twentieth century.

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J. B. E. Hittle

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Potomac Books Inc

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