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Biography of the revolutionary period: Michael Collins and Kevin Barry*
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 July 2016
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Michael Collins: a biography. By Tim Pat Coogan. Pp xiv, 480. London: Hutchinson. 1990. £18.99.
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1 Mulcahy’s notes on the second volume of Piaras Béaslaí’s biography of Collins (U.CD. Archives, Mulcahy papers, P7/D/67).
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6 In the 1960s the producer Kevin McCrory had unfulfilled intentions of making a film of Collins’s life, and the same applied to Michael Cimino in the 1980s.
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11 Moylan to O’Donoghue, 20 Aug. 1952 (N.L.I., O’Donoghue papers, MS 31421 (15)).
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