“Who ran that war?”: David A Charters, Whose Mission, Whose Orders? British civil-military command and control in Northern Ireland, 1968–1974

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Notes

1. Neumann, Britain’s Long War.

2. e.g. chapter eight on the UWC strike, does not specify how the work interacts with or builds upon Aveyard, S. C. No Solution; and Charters fails to address Sean McDaid’s recent refutation of the notion that the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement was “Sunningdale for slow learners”. McDaid, Template for Peace, 66; – refuted somewhat by English, “Template for Peace,” 365–66.

3. Burke, An Army of Tribes, 5.

4. Ó Dochartaigh, “Negotiating Escalation in Northern Ireland.”

5. “Interview with former Belfast IRA member (B), Dr. Anthony McIntyre, Linen Hall Library (embargoed collection)”, quoted in E., Molony, A Secret History of the IRA, 100–1.

6. Cowper-Coles, “Anxious for Peace,” 231.

7. Ibid., 223–42.

8. McGuire, To Take Arms, 111.

9. Moloney, A Secret History, 124–5.

10. Cowper-Coles, “Anxious for Peace,” 226, 237.

11. Kissane, Nations Torn Asunder.

12. Bill Kissane, “Democratic Transitions and Civil Conflict.”