independent Irish state. He joined the garrison in the General Post Office, and describes at first hand the events of insurrection: the confusion, the heroism, and the tragedy of Easter Week. After the Rising, Joe Good worked as an organizer for the Irish Volunteers, and in 1918 he was one of a handpicked team sent to London to assassinate members of the British cabinet. Here he gives the first full account to be published of this extraordinary expedition. ""This wonderfully vivid account, written in 1946, recounts the on the ground experiences of Joe Good who became an Irish rebel while still just a boy.""--Irish Voice ""Joe Good was intensely observant of the people he fought with, their characters, personalities, and the events they endured and changed.--Irish American News

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