Voices of Northern Ireland: Growing Up in a Troubled Land
“The author provides good historical background, which makes the origins of the troubles clear, and is sensitive to the ordinary lives of those who must live with the threat of violence.”--The Horn Book Bibliography; index; maps.
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Romeo and Juliet in Belfast
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There Are No Dreams
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Which Foot Do
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Copyright
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