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Dublin burned, British troops and Irish separatists exchanged gunfire and artillery shells, and about two hundred and thirty civilians were killed during Easter week in Ireland in 1916. As Tim Pat Coogan writes in 1916: THE EASTER RISING (Cassell/Sterling), the rebel leader James Connolly, injured and confined to the...
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