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Book Reviews : A steady gaze on Ulster's upheavals Cal McCrystal Brits: The War Against the IRA, by Peter Taylor (Bloomsbury, £20.00)

intimately and regularly in its heavings and gropings towards inanition and, hopefully thereafter, renourishment. He has made close acquaintance with the province’s impotent moralists and futile citizens, not to mention perilous acquaintance with its malevolent, diehard warriors. He has also, it seems unnecessary to say, gleaned much of value from those (sadly) often quietened Ulster men and women who exude good sense and wring their hands over the terrible deeds done in their