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UNCIVIL WAR

THE BRITISH ARMY AND THE TROUBLES, 1966–1975

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UK publication October 2023

US publication October 2023

9781107136380 Hardback

£25.00 | $29.95 USD | $33.95 CAD

At a glance

• Major new account of the Troubles drawing on extensive new evidence including government and regimental records as well as contemporary politicians, civil servants, journalists, paramilitaries and human rights activists

• Uncovers the interactions between the British Army, the IRA and loyalist paramilitary groups, shedding new light on British decision-making, the nature of the violence and why the conflict lasted so long

• Shows how military strategy succeeded in suppressing the level of violence but only by making the conflict more geographically dispersed, more sectarian in character, and by radicalising the participants to the point where endless war seemed inevitable

UK publication July 2023

US publication July 2023

216 x 138 x 19mm (HxWxD)

0.430kg 250 pages

9781009276849 Hardback

£18.99 | $24.95 USD | $28.95 CAD

At a glance

• Challenges assumptions that enslaved women only participated in covert, non-violent forms of resistance

• Details the complex lives of enslaved women through case studies that span the colonial through the antebellum era

• Delves into each case study to illustrate the shared plight across time

• Illuminates how enslaved women were highly organized and responded consistently and powerfully to acts of injustice

• Contests much of the literature on slavery by detailing graphic violence committed by black women toward white enslavers

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