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A history of Ireland
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An edition of A history of Ireland (1936)

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Publish Date
Publisher
Methuen & Co., ltd.
Language
English
Pages
434

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Subjects
History, Geschichte, Ireland, history, HISTORY
Places
Ireland

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A history of Ireland: from earliest times to 1922
2002, Routledge
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A history of Ireland
1995, Routledge
in English - 6th ed.
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A history of Ireland
1937, Methuen & Co., ltd.
in English - 3d ed. (rev. and enl.)
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Edition Notes

"First published, June 4th, 1936 ... third edition (revised) 1937."

"Recommended for further reading": p. 413-415

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London

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Pagination
xi, 434 p., 1 .
Number of pages
434

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OL14831321M
LCCN
41000870

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