The victory of Sinn Féin : how it won it and how it used it / P.S. O'Hegarty ; with an introduction by Tom Garvin

Dublin : University College Dublin Press, 1998. 1st edition. Softcover. Fine paperback copy. Particularly well-preserved; tight, bright and clean. Physical description; xviii, 164 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm. Contents; Introduction / Tom Garvin -- Preface / P. S. O'Hegarty -- I. The Insurrection of 1916 -- II. The Re-Emergence of Sinn Fein (1916-18) -- III. The Irish Republican Brotherhood (1858-1916) -- IV. De Valera (1916-1919) -- V. Mick Collins (1909-1921) -- VI. Dail Eireann (1919) -- VII. The Sinn Fein Policy in Practice (1919-1921) -- VIII. The Black-and-Tan War (1920-21) -- IX. The New Griffith (1916-1921) -- X. The Crime of the Ulster Boycott (1920) -- XI. The Moral Collapse (1920-21) -- XII. The Surrender of England (24th June, 1921) -- XIII. The Truce (1921) -- XIV. The Great Betrayal (7th December, 1921) -- XV. The Great Mistake (1919) -- XVI. The Great Talk (December, 1921-January, 1922) -- XVII. The Position Created by the Truce and the Treaty (January, 1922) -- XVIII. The Pseudo-Republicans (1922) -- XIX. The Furies (1922) -- XX. Mary Macswiney -- ""Sea-Green Incorruptible"" -- XXI. After the Ratification (1922) -- XXII. The Irregulars (1922) -- XXIII. Devil Era (1922) -- XXIV. The War Against the Irish People (1922-23) -- XXV. The Death of Griffith (September 1922) -- XXVI. Michael Collins (September, 1922) -- XXVII. The Victory of the People (May, 1923) -- XXVIII. The Humorous Side -- XXIX. The Responsibility of Mr. De Valera -- XXX. The Irish Free State (1923) -- XXXI. How it Strikes a Contemporary -- XXXII. The Future of Ireland -- App. I. Some Prophecies Fulfilled -- App. II. Mr. Liam Lynch's Frightfulness Orders -- App. III. Mr. De Valera's First Thoughts. Subjects; Sinn Fein. Sinn Fein History. 1900-1999. Politics and government. Young Ireland movement. Ireland Politics and government 20th century.