Martin Dillon worked for the BBC in Northern Ireland for eighteen years and has won international acclaim for his non-fiction books about Ireland. A writer and producer of documentaries, Dillon has also been featured in news segments on CNN, ABC News, CBC, and National Public Radio, and is often called on as one of the foremost authorities on global terrorism. Dillon is the author of six bestselling books on terrorism in Northern Ireland. He currently resides in New York City.

"...facinating..." -- Baltimore Sun"...several good books within its covers." -- USA Today"...likely to become the reference work on the subject." -- Washington Times"An important work, containing interviews and material as disturbing as they are significant." -- The Irish Times"Martin Dillon is the greatest living authority on Irish terrorism." -- Conor Cruise O'Brien

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Chronology of Major Events; Chapter 3 The Maniac?; Chapter 4 The Army of God; Chapter 5 Walking with Christ?; Chapter 6 The Battle for Souls; Chapter 7 The Last Confession; Chapter 8 A Maverick Priest?; Chapter 9 A Holy Cause for Holy Men?; Chapter 10 Women at War; Chapter 11 Church and State; Chapter 12 For God and Ulster; Chapter 13 Bigots and Gunmen I: Loyalists; Chapter 14 Bigots and Gunmen II: Republicans; Chapter 15 Reflections;

Martin Dillon worked for the BBC in Northern Ireland for eighteen years and has won international acclaim for his non-fiction books about Ireland. A writer and producer of documentaries, Dillon has also been featured in news segments on CNN, ABC News, CBC, and National Public Radio, and is often called on as one of the foremost authorities on global terrorism. Dillon is the author of six bestselling books on terrorism in Northern Ireland. He currently resides in New York City.

"...facinating..." -- Baltimore Sun"...several good books within its covers." -- USA Today"...likely to become the reference work on the subject." -- Washington Times"An important work, containing interviews and material as disturbing as they are significant." -- The Irish Times"Martin Dillon is the greatest living authority on Irish terrorism." -- Conor Cruise O'Brien

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Chronology of Major Events; Chapter 3 The Maniac?; Chapter 4 The Army of God; Chapter 5 Walking with Christ?; Chapter 6 The Battle for Souls; Chapter 7 The Last Confession; Chapter 8 A Maverick Priest?; Chapter 9 A Holy Cause for Holy Men?; Chapter 10 Women at War; Chapter 11 Church and State; Chapter 12 For God and Ulster; Chapter 13 Bigots and Gunmen I: Loyalists; Chapter 14 Bigots and Gunmen II: Republicans; Chapter 15 Reflections;

Martin Dillon worked for the BBC in Northern Ireland for eighteen years and has won international acclaim for his non-fiction books about Ireland. A writer and producer of documentaries, Dillon has also been featured in news segments on CNN, ABC News, CBC, and National Public Radio, and is often called on as one of the foremost authorities on global terrorism. Dillon is the author of six bestselling books on terrorism in Northern Ireland. He currently resides in New York City.

"...facinating..." -- Baltimore Sun"...several good books within its covers." -- USA Today"...likely to become the reference work on the subject." -- Washington Times"An important work, containing interviews and material as disturbing as they are significant." -- The Irish Times"Martin Dillon is the greatest living authority on Irish terrorism." -- Conor Cruise O'Brien

• Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Chronology of Major Events; Chapter 3 The Maniac?; Chapter 4 The Army of God; Chapter 5 Walking with Christ?; Chapter 6 The Battle for Souls; Chapter 7 The Last Confession; Chapter 8 A Maverick Priest?; Chapter 9 A Holy Cause for Holy Men?; Chapter 10 Women at War; Chapter 11 Church and State; Chapter 12 For God and Ulster; Chapter 13 Bigots and Gunmen I: Loyalists; Chapter 14 Bigots and Gunmen II: Republicans; Chapter 15 Reflections;