The damnable question : a study in Anglo-Irish relations. [Looking back ; Famine; Disturbance; troubling of waters; Irish leaders and English parties ; liberals : David Lloyd George; Liberals : Birrell, Asquith and Home Rule; orange drum ; new style ; Easter Rising ; Dublin ; Belfast and Dublin; Mr. Redmond's rubicon; military council; Dublin, New York, Berlin; To General Post Office; Rising; Terrible beauty; Secession; Lloyd George negotiates; rise of Sinn Fein; Conscription and vindication; unfinished revolution; Map of Dublin 1916]

Boston : Little, Brown, 1976, 1976. Book. Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1st edition ; xiv, 400 p. : map. ; 24 cm. ; ISBN: 0316172006; 9780316172004 LCCN: 76-5456 ; LC: DA962; Dewey: 941.5082/1 ; OCLC: 2121391 ; Contents : Looking back 1800-1906 -- Famine -- Disturbance -- The troubling of the waters -- Irish leaders and English parties 1906-1914 -- The liberals : David Lloyd George -- The Liberals : Birrell, Asquith and Home Rule -- The orange drum 1911-1912 -- The new style 1912-1914 -- The Easter Rising 1914-1916 -- Dublin November 1913 - March 1914 -- Belfast and Dublin March-August 1914 -- Mr. Redmond's rubicon August and September 1914 -- The military council September 1914-August 1915 -- Dublin, New York, Berlin May 1915-March 1916 -- To the General Post Office 9 April - 24 April 1916 -- The Rising 24 April - 30 April 1916 -- Terrible beauty 1 May-12 May 1916 -- Secession May 1916-January 1919 -- Lloyd George negotiates 16 May-16 July 1916 -- The rise of Sinn Fein August 1916-November 1917 -- Conscription and vindication January 1918-1919 -- The unfinished revolution February 1919-December 1921 -- Map of Dublin 1916 ; "Ireland holds fiercely to her identity. Starting with the Act of Union in the 1800s, historian George Dangerfield dives into the "Irish Question." Dealing with such events as the Easter Rising and the famine, The Damnable Question explains Ireland's intense patriotism even after so many people immigrated to the United States." ; "An Atlantic Monthly Press book." ; green cloth in colorful dustjacket ; splotches to cover ; front endpaper edge clipped ; G/VG.