I Signed My Death Warrant

by Dwyer, T. Ryle

• ISBN13: 9781856355261
• ISBN10: 1856355268
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2006-12-15
• Publisher: Mercier Pr Ltd

Summary

Published to mark the 85th anniversary of the treaty on 8 October 2006.

Author Biography

T. Ryle Dwyer is a regular columnist with the Irish Examiner.

Table of Contents

Preface	p. 5
Foreword	p. 7
'I mean to make them responsible'	p. 24
'Free to consider every method'	p. 39
'We can afford to be generous'	p. 52
'Better bait for Lloyd George'	p. 63
'The same constitutional rights that Canada and Australia claimed'	p. 74
'I have come to call a spade a spade'	p. 86
'Like a London policeman being afraid of a child'	p. 97
'There might be a plan for a Boundary Commission'	p. 110
'Having walked in I had to stay'	p. 122
'The oath - that's a pretty big pill'	p. 134
'What about Bonar?'	p. 148
'Bullets for the unmentionables'	p. 159
'To go for a drink is one thing'	p. 171
'By Tuesday next'	p. 181
'Amendments were not mandatory	p. 193
'I have signed my actual death-warrant'	p. 207
'The first real step'	p. 222
'I have been called a traitor'	p. 233
'I am representative of Irish stock'	p. 244
'The man who won the war'	p. 256
Aftermath	p. 266
Bibliography	p. 280
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