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Marc Mulholland, Oxford University

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Pictures of my books:

The Longest War: Northern Ireland's Troubled History

Oxford, 2002

Michael Davitt, a cool guy from the past.

Born at Straide, County Mayo in 1846. Son of a small farmer, he was imprisoned between 1870 and 1877 for his political activities. In 1879, he founded the Land League, with Parnell as President. As a result of Land League agitation, the British government began a process to end landlordism in Ireland. Davitt served as an MP for Co. Meath, North Meath and South Mayo. He died in 1906.

Dr Richard Michaelis (& partner Sophie). Richard is an expert on the French Revolution, and has a brain stuffed with an unfeasibly large amount of knowledge about C19 and C20th history generally. I teach with him sometimes, & we set the world to rights in the King's Arms still more.

Jess shows her phone to James Thompson, who is the archetypal Englishman.

James Thompson's manly profile.

Dr Senia Paseta, a Fellow at St Hugh's, Oxford, and another historian of Ireland, shows how smoking can be both fun AND elegant. But don't try it kids!

Barbra teaches history & politics and mistrusts globalisation

Here are the excellent Princeton students working with Dr Richard Michaelis and I on the history of the British Isles. It's a rather poor photograph (pity my poor, weak digital camera), so I'll replace it with a better one soonest.

Princeton students, older and wiser. It's been a blast.

From a fancy-dress part to celebrate Jess's birthday. Vicky is a bee, Willow a bear.

Simon ringed with fire.

My kind Belfast hosts, Julian and Pauline, read a boring book.

Dr Brigid Crawford, nee Lowe, is cheered by her Viva triumph.

Jennie (Vicky's sister) and husband Glenn. They currently live in sunny San Diego, the lucky things.

Northern Ireland at the Crossroads: Ulster Unionism in the O'Neill Years 1960 - 9

Palgrave, 2000

Captain Terence O'Neill. Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, 1963 - 9.

I have written a book about O'Neill (see above). He was Northern Ireland's liberal premier who nevertheless governed over the start of the Troubles.

Here is Jessica Rosemary Thomas, who did the photo of me on the front page. She is looking all serious!

Here is my delectable girlfriend, Victoria Lill, to the right of her sister Alexandra. She is ace!

Aint she lovely.

Dave, from Scotland but now in the Big Smoke of London.

Patrick here is perhaps discussing his area of expertise, the horror of the trenches in the First World War.

Princeton students mill around the Cowley car plant.

Richard Michaelis discusses the finer points of car design history.

Dr Gerald Lang, a philospher currently teaching at University College, Oxford, deciphers another problem in ethical theory.

Jess is transfigured, about to ascend to heaven.

Where I grew up. It is, as you can see, a traumatising ghetto. I'm a child of the Troubles. Pity me.

Brigid's comrade in intellectual arms, and hubbie, Sean Crawford. He is a philosopher.