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IRELAND IN TRAVAIL

TO
E. A. N.
AND
G. M. L.

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IRELAND IN TRAVAIL

BY JOICE M. NANKIVELL
AUTHOR OF “THE SOLITARY PEDESTRIAN”

AND SYDNEY LOCH
AUTHOR OF “THE STRAITS IMPREGNABLE”

LONDON
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET, W.
1922

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I.	47—Agent (S. L.)	1
	Called up—Another acquaintance—Below thesurface—Through a window.
II.	We Cross to Dublin (J. M. N.)	10
	On board—After curfew—We arrive.
III.	I come across 47 (S. L.)	17
	Stephen’s Green—On the stroke—Cumann namBan—Good advice.
IV.	Finding a Roof (J. M. N.)	27
	Mrs. Slaney—We take a flat—Au revoir.
V.	We settle in (J. M. N.)	34
	Mrs. Slaney indignant—We dine.
VI.	We make Acquaintances (J. M. N., S. L.)	38
	A Beau Brummell—Signs of the times—An introduction—Moneyfor nothing—A tram ride.
VII.	The Birth of Sinn Fein (S. L.)	48
	The beginning—The Celtic revival—The Phœnix—Capitalversus Labour—Murder gang—Badto worse—Black-and-Tans—Disturbed areas—Reprisal.[vi]
VIII.	Autumn wears out (S. L.)	... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN! Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR!