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Taken over by the Irish Volunteers on Easter Monday 1916 and held for nearly a week, the rebels finally surrendered the GPO to the Crown forces after heavy gun bombardment, and the ensuing conflagration reduced it to an empty shell and destroyed much of the center of the city. Clair Wills' fascinating book also explores the twists and turns that the myth of the GPO has undergone in the last century. It has stood for sacrifice and treachery, national unity and divisive violence, for the future and the past.
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Dublin 1916: the siege of the GPO
2009, Harvard University Press
in English
0674036336 9780674036338
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Table of Contents
Introduction: in the name of God and of the dead generations
Occupation
Destruction
Reconstruction
Commemoration
What stalked through the Post Office?
Conclusion: the front room of the nation.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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