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Frank Pakenham Longford •ï¿½7 Items / 1 Article, 6 Books
Eamon de Valera (1970)
by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill
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    Modern Europe (Review)
    Joseph M. Woods
    Eamon de Valera, by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill, ...
    1. Eamon de Valera by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill, ...
    The American Historical Review, April 1972, p. 524
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    Books in Brief (Review)
    L. Bridges
    Eamon de Valera, by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill, ...
    1. Eamon de Valera by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill, ...
    National Review, June 1, 1971, p. 605
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    Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    Fritz Stern
    Western Europe
    1. Gaullism: The Rise and Fall of a Political Movement by Anthony Hartley
    2. The Other De Gaulle: Diaries, 1944-1954 by Claude Mauriac
    3. The Radical Alternative by Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber and Michel Albert, ...
    4. Revolutionary Syndicalism in France by Frederick F. Ridley
    5. The Conservative Party from Peel to Churchill by Robert Blake
    6. The Chamberlain Cabinet by Ian G. Colvin
    7. The Anti-Appeasers by Neville Thompson
    8. Politicians at War, July 1914 to May 1915 by Cameron Hazlehurst
    9. Eamon de Valera by Frank Pakenham Longford and Thomas P. O'Neill, ...
    10. The Republic of Ireland by Morley Ayearst
    11. Barricades in Belfast by Max Hastings
    12. Belgium by Margot Lyon
    13. The Secret Conferences of Dr. Goebbels by Willi A. Boelcke
    Foreign Affairs, October 1971, pp. 183-185