Was Wexford Betrayed to Cromwell? The Truth. Published by the Author, [1940]. Pp 35, with folded pedigree table at rear. Orange wrappers lettered in black. A nice bright copy.

A vindication of James Stafford, Governor of Wexford Castle, during the 1649 siege by Oliver Cromwell. Browne challenges the historical narrative that cast Stafford as a traitor.

Kathleen Browne (died 1943) was a significant figure in early twentieth-century Wexford. She was a politician, farmer, writer, artist, and historian who was arrested and imprisoned in 1916 after flying a tricolour from her resididance at Rathronan Castle during the Easter Rising.