Revolutionary violence and Irish historiography

2012/11/01 by John Borgonovo · 2 citations
Mathematics · Social Sciences · #Archaeology #Art #Content (measure theory) #Genealogy #Historiography #History #Irish #Irish and British Studies #Linguistics #Literature #Mathematics #Media studies #Philosophy #Sociology

paper · doi:10.1017/s0021121400001164

published in Irish Historical Studies 38(150), 325-331 (Cambridge University Press)

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