The singing flame

History

O'MALLEY, ERNIE

Europe

Anvil Books

Previous owners name on title page, Fore edge dust dulled, and some light wear to covers. This long-awaited continuation of 'On Another Mans's Wound' is one of the most important Irish historical memoirs yet published. It is the first account of the civil war by a top ranking Republican.

Singing Flame: A Memoir of the Civil War, 1922-24

Anvil Books, Ltd.

More than any other book of the period, On Another Man's Wound captures the feel of Ireland―the way people lived, their attitudes and beliefs―and paints brilliant cameo sketches of the great personalities of the Rising and the War. Like many of the Irish, O'Malley was largely indifferent to the attempts to establish an independent Ireland―until the Easter Rising of 1916. As the fight progressed his feelings changed and he joined the Irish Republican Army.

Another Man's Wound

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Raids and Rallies

During the War of Independence, when Ernie O'Malley lay under sentence of death in Mountjoy prison hospital, some notes of his were smuggled out. `Most of all,' he wrote, `I would have liked to talk about the rank and file where I found solace.' This book is indeed O'Malley's tribute to his fellow soldiers, in which he provides an account of various offensives against the British in 1920-21. O'Malley took part in three offensives and had first-hand knowledge of several others, which are detailed in a unique and informed perspective in this book.                                                                         ""One of the most compelling and thorough accounts we have today of the fighting on the ground.""Irish Voice                                                  ""The classic account of the Irish Revolution.""-Irish American News

Raids and rallies

Biographies & Memoirs

During the War of Independence, when Ernie O'Malley lay under sentence of death in Mountjoy prison hospital, some notes of his were smuggled out. `Most of all,' he wrote, `I would have liked to talk about the rank and file where I found solace.' This book is indeed O'Malley's tribute to his fellow soldiers, in which he provides an account of various offensives against the British in 1920-21. O'Malley took part in three offensives and had first-hand knowledge of several others, which are detailed in a unique and informed perspective in this book. ""One of the most compelling and thorough accounts we have today of the fighting on the ground.""Irish Voice ""The classic account of the Irish Revolution.""-Irish American News

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

More than any other book of the period, On Another Man's Wound captures the feel of Irelandâ€”the way people lived, their attitudes and beliefsâ€”and paints brilliant cameo sketches of the great personalities of the Rising and the War. Like many of the Irish, O'Malley was largely indifferent to the attempts to establish an independent Irelandâ€”until the Easter Rising of 1916. As the fight progressed his feelings changed and he joined the Irish Republican Army.

On Another Man's Wound

Business & Money

Blake, Frances-Mary

Economics

Irish Books & Media

1978 Anvil Books Ltd. Appears to have had very little use. Spine is uncreased. Ink date (Oct 6, 1979) and location (New York City) in top right corner of half title page. Slight tanning of edges with small smudge on side edge. No marks, notations or other marks found. Book is very square for its age. Proceeds benefit Oro Valley AZ Public

The Singing Flame

Dufour Editions

More than any other book of the period, On Another Man's Wound captures the feel of Ireland―the way people lived, their attitudes and beliefs―and paints brilliant cameo sketches of the great personalities of the Rising and the War. Like many of the Irish, O'Malley was largely indifferent to the attempts to establish an independent Ireland―until the Easter Rising of 1916. As the fight progressed his feelings changed and he joined the Irish Republican Army.

Roberts Rinehart

A comprehensive series of first-hand accounts from the Irish War of Independence and Civil War in Galway.

The Men Will Talk to Me: Galway Interviews by Ernie O'Malley

Leaders & Notable People

Mercier Press

This book was first published in 1936 and has become the classic account of the years 1916-21 in Ireland. It captures the essence of Ireland at the time, the way people lived, their attitudes, their beliefs, the songs they sang, the legends they knew. O'Malley pictures the Irish landscape magnificently, and his cameo sketches of the great personalities of the Rising and the war that followed.

Historical

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Books by O'MALLEY, ERNIE

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The singing flame

Singing Flame: A Memoir of the Civil War, 1922-24

Another Man's Wound

Raids and rallies

Raids and Rallies

On Another Man's Wound

The Singing Flame

On Another Man's Wound

The Men Will Talk to Me: Galway Interviews by Ernie O'Malley

On Another Man's Wound