STANDARD BOOKS. 
Demy 8vo. (9x5|). With a portrait. 21 /- net. 
The Administration of Ireland, 1920, 
By “ TO.” (Major C. J. C. STREET). 
An exhaustive account, compiled strictly from official sources , of the 
Government of Ireland during Sir Hamar Greenwood’s tenure of office. 
Some hundreds of documents are quoted, and many Proclamations and 
Orders of the Dail Eireann (Republican Parliament) are printed in full, 
as well as a number of secret memoranda, which have come into the 
Government’s hands. 
“A valuable service has been rendered to Ireland and to all who take a genuine 
interest in its welfare by the preparation and publication of this volume. . . . 
The writer, although he is anonymous, has evidently had access to official sources 
of information, and the effect of his presentation of the case is made all the' 
stronger because he abstains from invective and highly coloured language, and 
deals mainly with ascertained facts ."—The Scotsman. 
UNIFORM WITH THE ABOVE. 
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Ireland in 
Bv C. J. C. STREET, O.B.E., M.C. 
(“I.O.”) 
This lucid and impartial account of the state of Ireland during perhaps 
the most fateful year of her history forms a companion volume to ce The 
Administration of Ireland, 1920”— c I.O.’s’ previous work which attracted 
so much attention both here and in America. In the present book c I.O.’ 
gives the c inner history ’ of the negotiations between Dublin, Belfast and 
London, and an account of the state of the country throughout this event¬ 
ful year. Moreover, the author appears as an impartial and unsparing 
critic as well as a faithful chronicler, and is able to point a moral, allot 
praise and blame, and weigh in the balance without regard to party or 
nationality. 
PHILIP ALLAN & CO., QUALITY COURT, LONDON, W.C.2. 
