Michael Collins : The Man Who Made Ireland Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction
1	The Origins of the I.R.A.	3
2	Dilemmas of Violence and Politics	29
3	The Triumph of Fianna Fail	49
4	The I.R.A.'s Foreign Links	71
5	The Bombing Campaign	87
6	Years of Disaster	101
7	The I.R.A. in the North	121
8	The Years of the Curragh	143
9	The I.R.A. and the Nazis	151
10	Republic and Republicans: I	163
11	Republic and Republicans: II	183
12	Prelude to the Border Campaign	193
13	Splits in the Ranks	209
14	The Border Campaign: 1956-62	225
15	New Initiatives: 1962-70	249
16	The Roots of the Conflict	259
17	The Constitutional Participants	269
18	The Provisional I.R.A. - the Rebirth of a Movement	277
19	The British Campaign	293
20	Response to Violence	299
21	Prison: Riots, Escapes, Unlucky Freedoms, Personalities and a Place Called Crossmaglen	307
22	Hunger Striking: the I.R.A. Reach Beyond the Bars	313
23	Arms	327
24	The Use of Torture	335
25	Sectarian Murder	339
26	Return to Secrecy and Discipline	355
27	The Ignition of the Crisis	365
28	Five Demands and Hunger Strikes	371
29	The Test of the Ballot Box	383
30	Bombs in Britain and Counter-Insurgency	391
31	Action in Ireland	399
32	The I.N.L.A.: 1980-94	409
33	The Green Book: I	417
34	The Green Book: II	427
35	The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend	437
36	Gerry Adams	471
37	Ceasefire	486
	Appendix I	503
	Appendix II	504
	Selected References	505
	Glossary	507
	Index of Names	509
	General Index	519