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History of Ireland by Standish O'Grady James C. McPartland Alizadeh's story cleverly parallels theThis two volume work is an edited version of O'Grady's great achievements: "History of Ireland: The Heroic Period," "History of Ireland: Cuculain and His Contemporaries" and "A History of Ireland: Critical and Philosophical." Professor McNamara has edited the works not only in order to provide the scholarly reader with insights into O'Grady's subjects and methods but also to help restore the lustre due to the progenitor of the Irish Revival (in the