Memoirs of Senator James G. Douglas (1887-1954), Concerned Citizen

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University College Dublin Press, 1998 - Biography & Autobiography - 212 pages
Senator James G. Douglas, a Dublin business and and a Quaker and Irish nationalist, was active in the Irish White Cross, 1920-22. Appointed by Michael Collins as a member of the committee which prepared drafts for the first Irish constitution in 1922. He was a member of Seanad Eireann in 1922-36, 1938-43 and 1944-54. These memoirs relate his involvement in the events of 1916-26. He casts fresh light on some events - revealing for example his secret meetings with De Valera in the closing stages of the Civil War.

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This is a highly useful biographical piece on an interesting Irish historical character, in a similar vein to Gaughan's major work on Joseph Connolly. Personally I thought there would be more text in ... Read full review

Contents

Introduction by J Anthony Gaughan
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Background to Miss Gertrude Webbs School
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Encomium by Senator James G Douglas
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