Annals of the Famine in IrelandIn January, 1847, during the height of the Famine in Ireland, Asenath Hatch Nicholson began her one woman relief operation in Dublin, organizing a soup kitchen, visiting homes of the poor and distributing bread in the streets. In a uniquely personal campaign, this remarkable individual travelled the country, aiming to alleviate the starving conditions in Dublin and the West of Ireland and simultaneously bring the Bible to the Irish poor. Compassionate

Odlums and Shackletons

and include a little-known account of the Irish Hospital at Saint-L

and make a case for his continuing relevance to the vexed questions of Irish and European identities

Christianity not Mysterious

10 Downing Street and other notable buildings

to be scrutinized with dedication

Tyrone Guthrie

Skilfully compiled and edited by his son Brian Fallon

The reader devours the book

through pieces by Katherine Worth

Lennox Robinson and Evelyn Waugh

The author also presents new evidence to vindicate Lawrence’s account in the Seven Pillars of the brutal sexual assault on him at Deraa during the Arab Revolt of 1916–18