1916 Surrenders : Captain H. E. De Courcy-Wheeler's eyewitness account / Alex Findlater.
By: Findlater, Alex
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Publisher: [Dún Laoghaire] : Alex Findlater, 2016Description: 94 p. : ill. ;24 cm.ISBN: 9780954074494 : (pbk.).Other title: Nineeteen sixteen Surrenders.Subject(s): De Courcy-Wheeler, Henry Eliardo, 1874-1956 -- Personal narratives | Ireland -- History -- Easter Rising, 1916 -- Personal narratives | Ireland -- History -- Easter Rising, 1916DDC classification: 941.50821 Summary: Irishman Capt Harry de Courcy-Wheeler had the unenviable task of receiving the Surrenders of his fellow countrymen, Padraig Pearse, James Connolly, Michael Mallin, Countess Markievicz and Thomas MacDonagh. His grandson, Alex Findlater has researched his grandfather's papers in the National Library and in the family archive. They have been collated into this informative booklet.
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| 941.50821 FER The Curragh incident / | 941.50821 FIG A chronicle of jails / | 941.50821 FIG Recollections of the Irish war / | 941.50821 FIN 1916 Surrenders : | 941.50821 FIT Out of the lion's paw : | 941.50821 FIT Politics and Irish life, 1913-1921 : | 941.50821 FOX Green banners : |
Irishman Capt Harry de Courcy-Wheeler had the unenviable task of receiving the Surrenders of his fellow countrymen, Padraig Pearse, James Connolly, Michael Mallin, Countess Markievicz and Thomas MacDonagh. His grandson, Alex Findlater has researched his grandfather's papers in the National Library and in the family archive. They have been collated into this informative booklet.
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