Item 2 - Typescript of notes based on an essay written by James McCarthy

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IE 2135 P13/1/1/9/2

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Typescript of notes based on an essay written by James McCarthy

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  • [1967?] (Creation)

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4 pp.

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(Fl. 1980s-2000s)

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Robert Arthur Stradling is professor emeritus of history at Cardiff University, Wales, and a leading authority on the Spanish Civil War. He has published extensively on the topic and made a number of documentaries for Spanish television and BBC Wales.

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Typescript of notes based on an essay written by James McCarthy entitled Adventures with the Irish Brigade (for which see P13/1/1/9/1), beginning ‘Passports not being issues for travel to Spain; permission sought for travel as tourists to Portugal’, underlining names of various individuals involved referred to in essay. Includes National Library of Ireland reference number.

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  • English

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    Available digitally on the University of Limerick Digital Library at https://doi.org/10.34966/uldl.dv0n-p287.

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    P13/44

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