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Revolutionary States: Home Rule and Modern Ireland
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Revolutionary States: Home Rule and Modern Ireland (exhibition catalogue)

Published on the occasion of the exhibition, Revolutionary States: Home Rule and Modern Ireland, Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, 24 May to 21 October 2012.
With essays by R.F. Foster, Michael Laffan, P.J. Matthews, Barbara Dawson, Margarita Cappock and Logan Sisley.
Available from the Gallery bookshop for €14.99.

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