Publisher's Synopsis
This book is remarkable and concise. Most histories are either given from a broad perspective or from the viewpoint of specific characters; however, this one does both while maintaining its readability.
The discovery that many of those responsible for terrorist acts, such as the bombing of London and Northern Ireland and the killing of unarmed civilians, experienced abnormally high rates of drug addiction, alcoholism, and PTSD after The Troubles had been declared over by the Good Friday Peace Agreement in 1998 was particularly startling. The deal led to the IRA disbanding and the British releasing political detainees imprisoned without charge or trial, but it stopped short of handing over control of Northern Ireland to the Irish Republicans..... TO HAVE GREATER INTERNAL RESOURCES FOR AN UNDISTURBED VIEW, CLICK THE PURCHASE BUTTON NOW.
