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Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments

Introduction. The Political Life of Richard Mulcahy, 1890–1959

1. Inspired: The Socio-Political Milieu, 1886–1913

2. Zealous: Home Rule and the Irish Volunteers, 1913–16

3. Committed: Rebellion and Reorientation, 1916–17

4. Assiduous: Volunteer Command, 1917–19

5. Confined: IRA GHQ, 1919–21

6. Pragmatic: Truce, Treaty and Debate, July–December 1921

7. Purposeful: Split, January–June 1922

8. Adamant: The Regular Army, June–December 1922

9. Aloof: The Free State Army, December 1922–June 1923

10. Ambivalent: Demobilisation, Reform and Dissent, June 1923–March 1924

11. Recalcitrant: Mutiny, March 1924

12. Disillusioned: Inquiry, March–June 1924

Conclusion. Enduring: Transition, 1913–24

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Appendices

1. Particular Phases in the History of the IRB, 1858–1916

2. Extract from a Seán MacEoin Document on the IRB Supreme Council’s Attitude to Government, 1919–24

3. Jephson O’Connell’s Evidence on the Revived IRB, as Submitted in Writing to the Army Inquiry Committee, 6 May 1924

4. Extracts from Attorney-General Hugh Kennedy’s Memorandum on the Army and its Relationship with Government, 3 April 1923

Endnote Abbreviations

Endnotes

Sources and Select Bibliography

Index