Captive Columns

Autor Eoghan Mac Cormaic

0.0 z 5 hvězdiček 0 hodnocení čtenářů

Kniha ( měkká vazba )

Produkt je nedostupný.

Při zaslání zboží balíčkem

K nákupu nad 99 Kč dárek zdarma v hodnotě 19 Kč

E-shopové listy

Při zaslání zboží balíčkem

K nákupu nad 499 Kč dárek zdarma v hodnotě 299 Kč

Gump: Jsme dvojka

â€˜Plotting was the natural consequence of the isolation we were detained in,â€™ wrote John Sarsfield Casey, a Fenian prisoner in Pentonville in 1866, facing deportation. The prisoners established lines of communication to keep connected to each other and to the outside world.Republicans constantly defied and resisted authority. They smuggled;… Přejít na celý popis

Léto na ranči měl být útěk od problémů. Místo klidu ji čeká přitažlivý šerif, stará tajemství a pocit, že ji někdo sleduje. Více informací

Republicans constantly defied and resisted authority. They smuggled; they planned escapes; and they disseminated news and told their stories in a literature which was central to morale and the integrity of the struggle.

In Captive Columns Eoghan Mac Cormaic looks at the literature of the republican press which saw the production of over sixty prison titlesâ€”often handwritten or typed. From the pinpricked sheets of toilet paper in Pentonville to Bobby Sandsâ€™ poetry, written on toilet paper and smuggled out to be published, this is an astonishing story which has never been examined in such detail before.