The Arms Crisis of 1970: Arms and the men
Michael Heney’s exhaustive and admirable new book concludes that Jack Lynch knew much more about the plot than he pretended to let on
[History]
The Arms Crisis of 1970: The Plot That Never Was
By Michael Heney
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