IRELAND from Chilton Books

Belfast: WM. Mullan & Son Ltd, 1947.. Second edition. Contents: I.Pagan to Christian; II.The Norman Invasion; III.The Rise of the Irish: The Norman Settlement fAILS TO Become a Conquest; IV.New Conditions and a New Policy; V.The Early Stuarts and the War of the Three Kingdoms; VI.The Later Stuarts and William of Orange; VII.Ireland Subjugated by England; VIII.The Rising of… Read more about this item

Dublin: Sealy, Bryers And Walker, Middle Abbey Street, 1903 .. A very good original binding. Thick 4to. 29cm x 23.5cm x 6.8cm. pp.19/[5pp.]/pp.677/pp.86. Original blue cloth binding with gilt titles to both front board and spine. Hinges and corners carefully strengthened. Now a good tight book. Clean text and illustrations throughout. Lacking the Map of the United States.… Read more about this item

Clough, Co. Down: Mr . Stephen Fitzpatrick / (Dublin) : Messrs.Browne & Nolan And all booksellers (for the Eirish Society), [no date -c. 1952] .. Original printed brown paper covers. Title to front cover and adverts to the rear. Edges rubbed and creased. 7.25" x 5.0". pp.28 . Clear English and Irish text throughout on toned paper

Dublin: Association for Promotion of Christian Knowledge, 1932.. St Patrick's Commemoration Booklets No.9. Pp.20. Brown wraps. VG.

Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1979.. 1st edition. The story of the second and final phase of the consolidation of the modern Irish state. Pp.xxii/316, portrait frontipiece + 1map of the Provimces and Dioceses of Ireland. Green cloth. VG.

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989.. 1st ed. "... provides a lively and challenging synthesis of Irish history from the earliest times to the present day." 25cms. x 19cms. Pp. 13/382, 24 colour plates, b/w illustrations throughout + 9 maps, illustrated endpapers. Black cloth, gilt title to spine, illustrated d/w. VG/VG.

Dublin: The Three Candles Ltd., 1965.. 1st ed. History of Dublin. Pp. 47, 10 b/w illustrations, owner's name to verso front cover. P/b. G+.

Watford: European Missionary Fellowship. nd.. The purpose of this booklet is to convey to us the religious significance of Eire today. Eire is one of the most strategically important mission-fields in the World". Pp 56, some b/w illustrations, ex.libris inkstamp to title page. P/b, small tear to top rear cover, edges spotted. G+.

Abbotsbrook: Kensal Press,1984.. 1st ed. "By showing that Catholicism and Unionism in Ireland neither are, nor ever have been, incompatible, this book explodes one of the most damaging myths of Irish history. Never again will anyone be able to ask, ...'But were there any Catholic unionists?'." Pp.487,10 b/w plates, inscribed date to fep. Black cloth, sunning to… Read more about this item

London: Faber & Faber, 1960.. 2nd imp. A history of Ireland. Pp. 272, frontis map, 8 plates. Ex libris convent stamp to fep. Green cloth, gilt title to spine slightly dulled. Gilt harp motif to front board. G+.

London: Orion Books, 1992.. Contribution to the history of Ireland, of these islands and of the revolutionary movement inspired by France." Pp, 416, 1 sketch map. P/b, illustrated cover. VG.

London: Cambridge University Press, 1973.. How Patrick brought christianity to Ireland...Irish Monks and Monestries...Missionary Monks in Britain and Europe." Pp, 48, many b/w illustrations. P/b, illustrated cover. G+.

Dubin: Talbot Press,nd.(c.1928).. Mr McNeil does not pretend in his sketches to portray the Ulsterman, or even the Ulster Presbyterian...a book of memoirs about certain aspects...of the life of Ulster men and women."(foreword). Pp.96, portrait frontis., inscription from the author to fep,toning to endpapers, occasional light spotting throughout. Cream cloth spine, green cloth over boards, gilt title to spine.… Read more about this item