Absolutely no markigns or writing! Date: 1991. Field Day ISBN 0946755256 9780946755257 [US]

ISBN10: 0946755256, ISBN13: 9780946755257, [publisher: Field Day, Derry, Northern Ireland] Softcover Trade paperback, 8.4 in. x 5.5 in., pp. x, 142. Light rubbing to edges; very light thumbing to corners. From the back cover: Anniversaries are often problematic, and few in recent times have been as loaded with ambiguities and contradictions as the seventy-fifth anniversary of 1916. The intepretation of this key event in modern Irish history has prompted fractures and disputes among historians, politicians and citizens-but, outside the realms of embattled historiography, open and general discussion has been curiously muted, not to say inhibited. There are those of us who feel that, as a reaction, amnesia-private or communal-is both unhealthy and dangerous. Hence this book.
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Derry, Northern Ireland: Field Day, Date: 1991. Softcover. Very Good. Trade paperback, 8.4 in. x 5.5 in., pp. x, 142. Light rubbing to edges; very light thumbing to corners. From the back cover: Anniversaries are often problematic, and few in recent times have been as loaded with ambiguities and contradictions as the seventy-fifth anniversary of 1916. The intepretation of this key event in modern Irish history has prompted fractures and disputes among historians, politicians and citizens-but, outside the realms of embattled historiography, open and general discussion has been curiously muted, not to say inhibited. There are those of us who feel that, as a reaction, amnesia-private or communal-is both unhealthy and dangerous. Hence this book. 1991. Field Day ISBN 0946755256 9780946755257 [US]

Derry Field Day 1991 Trade paperback Very good. Very good, some marks on inside of front cover and opposite page, minor crease on front cover. 142 p.; 22 cm. Anniversaries are often problematic, and few in recent times have been as loaded with ambiguities and contradictions as the seventy-fifth anniversary of 1916. The intepretation of this key event in modern Irish history has prompted fractures and disputes among historians, politicians and citizens-but, outside the realms of embattled historiography, open and general discussion has been curiously muted, not to say inhibited. There are those of us who feel that, as a reaction, amnesia-private or communal-is both unhealthy and dangerous. Hence this book. -from the Preface. Includes bibliographical references and index. **If you have any queries about this book, please do not hesitate to contact us at hello@ravenbooks. ie**