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Insurrectionary Warfare

Author: James Connolly

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Electronic edition compiled by Dara Mac Domhnaill

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2. Second draft.

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Extent of text: 13430 words

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Sources

    Editions
  1. James Connolly, Military Writings or Insurrectionary Warfare, as a series of articles in The Workers' Republic, (Dublin: 1915).
  2. James Connolly, Insurrectionary Warfare: with an introduction by Michael O'Riordan (Dublin: New Books Publications 1968).
  3. James Connolly, Collected Works (Dublin: New Books Publications 1987), ii 445-483.
    Translations
  1. Into Arabic (Beirut, Lebanon: Arab Institute for Studies and Research 1972), translated by Muneev Shafeick.
    Sources, comment on the text, and secondary literature
  1. Kieran Allen, The politics of James Connolly (London: Pluto Press 1990). 206pp.
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  3. A bibliography of Irish labour history, Saothar: journal of the Irish Labour History Society 5 (1979). Contains also a Bibliography of works on Irish history published in the USSR and a Bibliography: James Larkin.
  4. Connolly: the Polish aspects: a review of James Connolly's political and spiritual affinity with Józef Pilsudski, leader of the Polish Socialist Party, organiser of the Polish legions and founder of the Polish state (Belfast: Athol 1985). 167pp.
  5. François Bédarida, Le socialisme et la nation: James Connolly et l'Irlande (Paris: Éditions Ouvrières 1965. 31pp.
  6. Helen Clark, Sing a rebel song: the story of James Connolly, born Edinburgh 1868, executed Dublin 1916 (Edinburgh: City of Edinburgh District Council 1989). 55pp.
  7. Communist Party of Ireland, Breaking the chains: selected writings of James Connolly on women (Belfast: Unity Press for the Northern Area Women's Committee 1981). 38pp.
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  9. Fifty years of Liberty Hall (Dublin: Three Candles 1959)
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  39. Desmond Ryan, Socialism and nationalism: a selection from the writings of James Connolly (Dublin: Sign of the Three Candles 1948). 211pp.
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  42. G. Schüller, James Connolly and Irish freedom: a marxist analysis (Cork: Cork Workers Club 1974, reprint of a work first published Chicago 1926). 30pp.
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    The edition used in the digital edition
  1. James Connolly Insurrectionary Warfare in Collected Works, Ed. Desmond Ryan. New Books Publications, Dublin, volume 2 (1987) page 445–483

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Created: By James Connolly (1868-1916) (1915)

Use of language

Language: [EN] Whole text in English, apart from a few words.
Language: [FR] Four words in French.
Language: [DE] Four words in German.

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