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• J . Bowyer Bell's exhaustive work on the IRA, for example, is richly detailed, but is awfully hard to read.
• IRA historian J . Bowyer Bell stated, with respect to the Provisional IRA : " There was some support in Belfast, although less than claimed " ( p . 367 ).
• IRA Chief of Staff Tony Magan set out to create " a new Army, untarnished by the dissent and scandals of the previous decade, " according to J . Bowyer Bell.
• In " The Irish Troubles ", J . Bowyer Bell describes Maguire's opinion in 1986, " abstentionism was a basic tenet of republicanism, a moral issue of principle.
• On the discussion page I pointed out that J . Bowyer Bell, a reputable author, stated that more than 100 people walked out of the 1986 Sinn Fein Ard-Fheis ( convention ).
• J . Bowyer Bell, in his " The Irish Troubles ", describes Maguire's opinion in 1986 : " abstentionism was a basic tenet of republicanism, a moral issue of principle.
• According to American writer J . Bowyer Bell there were two such units in all at the time, of 24 members each; although a 1985 newspaper article claimed at least 12 such squads were active.
• It was in the eighteenth century that Republicanism had been linked to the long-standing Irish Revolutionary tradition " . " The Secret Army : The IRA, J . Bowyer Bell, page . 7
• J . Bowyer Bell, who has studied political turmoil around the world, concluded that Northern Ireland was unlike any traditional battle zone because the violence was sporadic and chaotic without a recognized front and no rules of engagement.
• Bowyer Bell puts it so : " Russell, elated by the prospect of German arms, ammunition, and money to supplement the thin stream of Clan na Gael aid, decided to entrust the mission to Seamus O'Donovan ."
• J . Bowyer Bell, in The Irish Troubles, states that ?Br醖aigh and D醝th??Conaill " and about one hundred others walked out to form Republican Sinn F閕n ( RSF ) at a previously hired hall in a hotel outside Dublin ".
• The political scientist John Bowyer Bell who studied both the Irgun and the Irish Republican Army recalled that many of the IRA men whom he interviewed in the 1960s had read " The Revolt " and admired it as a manual of guerrilla warfare.
• In " The Dynamics of Armed Struggle ", J . Bowyer Bell contends that " armed struggle " is a message to the enemy that they are " doomed by history " and that operations are " violent message units " designed to " accelerate history " to this end.
• J Bowyer Bell-" The Secret Army " ( ISBN 1-56000-901-2 ) page 379 . ( Following the death of Gunner Robert Curtis on February 6 )'The following morning Chichester-Clark [ then Prime minister ] announced on television that " Northern Ireland is at war with the Irish Republican Army Provisionals " '.
• According to J . Bowyer Bell, in " The Secret Army ", " With the possible exception of Tom Maguire, who went along, the D醝l members felt that the IRA request gave them the moral recognition so long denied by all factions and that their conditional devolution of power would in turn give the IRA the moral basis for the impending campaign " of 1939 45.
• According to J . Bowyer Bell, there was hope that due to the fact that the attack had not killed anyone, and that because Ben-Yosef was of good character and without any previous record, his death sentence would be commuted, as a similar case involving an Arab youth from Gaza who was found to be of good character had ended with a reprieve, but the British authorities, who had repeatedly used the death penalty against Arabs over the course of the Arab Revolt, wanted to hang Ben-Yosef as a demonstration of their even-handedness, and General Haining was pressured to confirm Ben-Yosef's death sentence by senior figures in the Palestine administration.