Illustrated. London: MacGibbon & Kee, 1968. First edition. Large post octavo. First edition. pp. 189. Brown papered boards titled in gilt. Near fine copy in very good dust jacket. Scarce.
David Neligan joined the Dublin Metropolitan Police during the First World War. He was to become Michael Collins’ right-hand man in his intelligence network against the British Forces. At great personal risk, Neligan was able to pass vital information to Collins, who himself was leading a life of great danger from all sides. This work covers in every detail the treacheries, heroisms, excitements and dangers of that time.
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