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	Eamon DeValera
		DeValera was also sentenced to death as an organiser of the revolt but was to escape the firing squad because of the confusion surrounding his ancestry (the English authorities did not want to risk the execution of an American citizen).
		DeValera resisted both bribes and threats from Churchill during the war years, ('the emergency'), and it was not until the Costello led Government declared a Republic in 1948 that the effects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty were finally removed from the Southern part of Ireland.
		DeValera was Taoiseach of Ireland for much of the fifties and on 25 June, 1959 he was inaugurated as President of Ireland, a position he held for 14 years.
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	Eamon DeValera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		DeValera was second in command to Thomas MacDonagh of the Dublin Brigade during the Easter Rising of 1916.
		DeValera returned to negotiate with Lloyd George and soon realised that his ambition of a free and independent Ireland would not be granted.
		DeValera resisted both bribes and threats from Churchill during the war years, ('the emergency'), and it was not until the Costello led Government declared a Republic in 1949 that the effects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty were finally removed from the Southern part of Ireland.
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	EAMON DEVALERA: AN IRISH LEADER
		Eamon DeValera was elected as the leader of Sinn Fein upon his release and set about the formation of an Irish parliament (the Dáil).
		Eamon DeValera resisted both bribes and threats from Churchill during the war years, ('the emergency'), and it was not until the Costello led Government declared a Republic in 1949 that the effects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty were finally removed from the Southern part of Ireland.
		Eamon DeValera was Taoiseach of Ireland for much of the fifties and on 25 June, 1959 he was inaugurated as President of Ireland, a position he held for 14 years.
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	EAMON DEVALERA: AN IRISH LEADER
		Limerick) and Juan Vivion DeValera (an immigrant of
		DeValera was also sentenced to death as an organiser of the
		DeValera was elected as the leader of Sinn Fein upon his
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	1916 and DeValera's Involvement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		DeValera was prepared for this and naturally accepted the fact that he was surely going before the firing squad.
		Weather DeValera’s sentence was changed because of the fact that he was born in America or weather it was because public opinion had duly changed after the executions of the newly acclaimed heroes of the Rising is something that will be argued for many more years to come.
		The fact remains that after his involvement in the 1916 Rising Eamon DeValera had earned himself a reputation that was going to remain with him for the rest of his career.
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	de Valera, Eamon - The World Wide Beat - The World by Region - SearchBeat.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon de Valera's Speech on Eire's Neutrality - Transcript of a wartime speech by the Irish President made at Cork, December 12, 1941.
		Grave of Eamon de Valera - Picture of the grave in Glasnevin Cemetery of the Irish nationalist leader and President.
		Eamon de Valera and the Fianna Fail - Examines the background to, and events surrounding, the Irish General Election of 1932, which brought to power de Valera and his political party, Fianna Fail.
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	Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Tim Pat Coogan compiles a sober and thorough history of Eamon deValera, the most influential Irish leader of the twentieth century.
		Those who hold deValera in a saintly reverence may be angered at some of the less flattering depictions of the "lay cardinal." But this ranks as a most important read for anyone interested in tracking the course...
		Devalera was a Giant of the 20 th Century,despite the fact that he represented only a very small nation on the World Scene for nearly 40 yrs.
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	The Wild Rovers - Eamon de Valera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon de Valera ist eine weitere Persönlichkeit der irischen Geschichte im 20.
		DeValera wird zum Präsidenten dieses illegalen irischen Parlaments gewählt.
		Eamon deValera (Dev`, wie ihn seine Anhänger nennen) stirbt am 29.
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	Irish Republican Army Article, IrishRepublicanArmy Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The newly renamed Irish Republican Army (IRA), under the leadership of Arthur Griffith and Eamon de Valera, which hadbeen formed from the remains of the Irish Volunteers, shot dead twoBritish policemen in Tipperary.
		This quickly escalated into guerrilla warfare by what were then known as the Flying Columns in remote areas.Attacks on particularly remote Royal IrishConstabulary (RIC) barracks continued throughout 1919 and 1920, forcing the police to consolidate in the larger towns forsafety's sake, and effectively placing large areas of the countryside in the hands of the Republicans.
		Eamon de Valera refused to attend since he realised that compromise was inevitable.
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	Celtic Attic: Celts facts and fiction - Eamon Devalera
		Limerick) and Juan Vivion DeValera (an immigrant of
		DeValera was also sentenced to death as an organiser of the
		DeValera was elected as the leader of Sinn Fein upon his
	www.celticattic.com /contact_us/the_celts/eamon_devalera.htm (488 words)

	Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland Review: Author Coogan's works on Irish history tend to be long, very well researched, deeply documented and rich in detail.
		Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland Review: Tim Pat Coogan compiles a sober and thorough history of Eamon deValera, the most influential Irish leader of the twentieth century.
		Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland Review: Must read for anyone who wants to know history and politics from 1916to 1950 in Ireland,USA AND England.
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	AllRefer.com - Eamon De Valera (British And Irish History, Biography) - Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		AllRefer.com - Eamon De Valera (British And Irish History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Eamon De Valera, British And Irish History, Biographies
		Eamon De Valera[A´mun de vulAr´u] Pronunciation Key, 1882–1975, Irish statesman, b.
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	Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Tim Pat Coogan's Ireland in the Twentieth Century will be a must-read for his legion of fans and anyone interested in Ireland's path through the twentieth century.
		He was the central figure in the the War of Independence with G.B., + in the formation + leadership of Eire in the League of Nations, W.W.11, + post W.W. 11 /U.N., + as a respected + influential nuetral leader.Coogan for all is literary skills, is simply incapable of objective analysis except on rare instance.
		He declared that Dev was "the true Chief" and that the greatness of the man lay in his " incorruptability".If the reader knows Irish history, and if he/she can seperate the bias from the facts, they will gain meaningful insights into Dev and the glory that was his Ireland.
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	Cemetery of Birth: Glasnevin's Republican Heroes
		The paupers were often buried at a rate of 60 a day during the Famine.
		Eamon De Valera was born in New York City on October 14, 1882, or Irish and Spanish descent.
		In this, DeValera was correct; German bombings would have reduced the ancient island's nascent country to nothing in no time flat.
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	Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland - Computer Toaster (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland - Computer Toaster
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		Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland
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	Eamon De Valera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon De Valera, Irish patriot, (1882 - 1975).
		Raised funds for Irish independence while in the United States, 1919-1920.
		Later served as Irish prime minister and president.
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	Eat Healthy. Live Happy. - Cookbook - Eamon de Valera: The man who was Ireland
		Author Coogan's works on Irish history tend to be long, very well researched, deeply documented and rich in detail.
		This reviewer urges his amazon friends to read all the posted opinions on this weighty effort from the gifted, if long winded Tim Pat Coogan.
		Those who hold deValera in a saintly reverence may be angered at some of the less flattering depictions of the "lay cardinal." But this ranks as a most important read for anyone interested in tracking the course of twentieth century Ireland.
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	Eamon de Valera: The man who was Ireland
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	Eamon DeValera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Eamon DeValera is without doubt one of Ireland’s greatest political figures.
		He did indeed maintain a love/hate relationship with the Irish people.
		Even now at nearly twenty-six years after his death, deValera's life as a soldier, politician, and a president is still under constant scrutiny by historians, students, and the Irish public themselves.
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	IrelandNet - Culture - History - Eamon DeValera
		IrelandNet - Culture - History - Eamon DeValera
		Michael Collins was a leader in the fight for independence.
		Eamon DeValera was one of the most important figures in the history of Ireland.
	www.irelandnet.com /culture_history_devalera.html (270 words)

	Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland - Interactive Reviews
		Comment: Tim Pat Coogan compiles a sober and thorough history of Eamon deValera, the almost all influential Irish leader of the twentieth century.
		Combining painstaking research with first-hand accounts, Coogan presents a well-rounded portrait of this almost all complicated and controversial figure.
		Those who hold deValera in a saintly reverence may be angered at some of the less flattering depictions of the "lay cardinal." But this ranks as a almost all important read for anyone interested in tracking the course of twentieth century Ireland.
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	The Peace Excerpt
		A long-time member of the Fianna Fˆil party, who now spent his time toiling for deValera's government, he often asked them to carry messages when they attended conferences abroad.
		After all, deValera could scarcely have any other policy and keep his office.
		But when a well-known German agent made a too-public remark to the effect that the Irish knew how to die for their country but had not yet begun to learn how to fight for her, Sally and Lucy were sent to pay him a quiet visit, crack a few ribs and teach some respect.
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	Library Events 2007 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Archivist Roisin Berry will give a talk on the 'Kate O'Brien Papers' in DeValera Public Library on Sunday, 4 March from 12.15 to 12.45 as part of the Ennis Bookclub Festival.
		Ré O'Laighléis will give a bilingual reading in DeValera Public Library on Saturday, 3 March from 11.45 to 12.45 as part of the Ennis Bookclub Festival.
		The Mind's Eye is the title of a joint Art Exhibition by Pat Ryan and Christine Watkins from 1st - 31st March in Sean Lemass Public Library, Shannon.
	www.clarelibrary.ie /eolas/library/events/library_events.htm (929 words)

	Read Ireland - Books Of The Month - Non Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Born in 1922, she intimately remembers the generation of the 19th century - her grandparents - and their way of life and values.
		Her own parents' dangerous involvement in the struggle for freedom, in the company of Eamon deValera and Michael Collins, was a hugely important element in her young life, as was her father's subsequent work as a senior government minister.
		Part of the new Irish elite, she went on to become an Irish scholar, to study Celtic languages in Paris immediately after the Second World War, and was called to the Bar but chose instead to join the Department of External (now Foreign) Affairs.
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	Eamon
		1975 Eamon de Valera, Irish president (1937..59), dies at 92
		1921 Eamon de Valera publicly repudiates Anglo-Irish Treaty
		1882 Eamon DeValera, New York, President of Ireland, 1937-48, 51-54, 57-59
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	Eamon DeValera, New York, President of Ireland, 1937-48, 51-54, 57-59 October 14 in History
		Eamon DeValera, New York, President of Ireland, 1937-48, 51-54, 57-59 October 14 in History
		Eamon DeValera, New York, President of Ireland, 1937-48, 51-54, 57-59
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	Michael Collins - The Final Days
		It includes reprints of "The Sinn Fein Revolt Illustrated" and "Souvenir Album of the Dublin Fighting 1922", as well as features written by such writers as Irish Government Minister Ms.
		Sile deValera T.D. who is a grand-daughter of former President Eamon deValera, who opposed Michael Collins in the Civil War.
		Here it can be seen that Eamon deValera signed his name to a document which gave the delegation the authority to negotiate and conclude the Treaty.
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		DeValera resisted both bribes and threats from Churchill during the war years, ('the emergency';), and it was not until the Costello led Government declared a Republic in 1949 that the effects of the Anglo-Irish Treaty were finally removed from the Southern part of Ireland.
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