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Labour in Ireland : Labour in Irish history, The reconquest of Ireland / by James Connolly ; with an introduction by Robert Lynd.
Record no.:
2357
Author:
Connolly, James, 1868-1916.
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Publisher:
Dublin :: Maunsel and Company Ltd.,
Year:
1920.
Description:
xxxviii, 346 pages ; 17 cm
Subject:
Labor movement - Ireland.
;
Socialism - Ireland.
;
Irish question.
;
Labor movement.
;
Socialism.
;
Ireland - Social conditions.
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Notes:
Nagle Library Rare Books Special Collections copy ex dono Michael Joseph O'Reilly.
Type:
Monograph
Abstract:
Labour in Irish history / Connolly, James, 1868-1916 -- Re-conquest of Ireland / Connolly, James, 1868-1916.
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