Mary MacSwiney TRAVEL-REFERENCE One Hundred Years of Solitude

One Hundred Years of Solitude is a true classic

neither man had known a time without whites

With a big pinch of fun and a full cup of humor

With no prior knowledge of gardening or activism needed

and conduct passionate affairs with a young army officer and the playwright Terence Rattigan

Mary MacSwiney TRAVEL-REFERENCE One Hundred Years of SolitudeLeading biographer of women in Irish history Leeann Lane delves into newly discovered material across archives to tell Mary MacSwiney's story. Until now, an in depth analysis of any female figures in Irish republicanism in the early twentieth century has been limited. Mary MacSwiney was one of the most single minded anti Treaty women, leading Eamon de Valera to describe her as "incorrigible." Rather than dismiss MacSwiney as one dimensional in her