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On Another Man's Wound

On Another Man's Wound
Ernie O'Malley was a medical student in Dublin when the Easter Rising of 1916 broke out. At first he was indifferent. But with the failure of the Rising, the executions and the aftermath, his feeling changed. He joined the Irish Volunteers (later the Irish Republican Army) and organised battalions and companies around Ireland.
His abilities and outstanding personal courage led to his appointment as OC of the 2nd Southern Division. More than any other book of the period, it captures the essence of Ireland at the time, the way people lived, their attitudes, their beliefs, the songs they sang and the legends they knew.
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SKU SKU191
ISBN 9781901737370
Author O'Malley, Ernie
Publisher Anvil Books
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