(1) Minutes of Proceedings of the First Parliament of the Republic of Ireland 1919-21 (The official record of the First Dáil from its inaugural meeting in January 1919 through the War of Independence) (2) Official Record. Dáil Eireann Official Report August 1921-June 1922 (Covering the critical period from the Truce to the Treaty split, including debates on governance, peace terms, and the evolving political landscape) (3) Private Sessions of Second Dáil. Minutes of Proceedings 18 August to 14 September 1922, and Report of Debates 14 December 1921 to 6 January 1922. Introduction by T.P. O’Neill (invaluable insight into closed‑door deliberations during the Civil War’s outbreak) (4) Official Report Debate on the Treaty Between great Britain and Ireland. Signed in London on the 6th December,1921. [Session December 1921- January 1922]. (The full record of the historic and deeply divisive Treaty debates, a cornerstone document for understanding the political rupture that followed). Dublin: Stationary Office, [1973]. Reprints. Together four volumes. Green cloth boards. A nice bright set.

A handsome and complete four‑volume set documenting the foundational parliamentary activity of the Irish Republic during the revolutionary years 1919–1922.

Reissued by the Stationery Office in the early 1970’s, these volumes reproduce material that had long been difficult to access, making them an essential reference for scholars of the Irish Revolution, constitutional history, and early parliamentary culture.