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This book is well worth reading, it will not grow old with time. Lt Gen Richard Trefry, Military assistant to President Bush
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Scott Harris
reviewed Churchill, the Great Game and Total War on December 31, 2014
Churchill, the Great Game and Total War
A cursory look at Irish history from the tribes of the early first millenium up through the Troubles to the year 2000. Having known very little about Irish history, this was a good overview but I have to stress that it is very, very broad. With such a large span of time to cover in just over 300 pages, you're bound to miss out on a lot of important details. The fact that the portion of the book dedicated to the Irish Civil War pot-independence was only given about 8 pages, however, seemed a bit lacking.
If you've read Wikipedia articles on Irish history, then find a book that delves deeper into specific aspects of Irish history in which you're interested.
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