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          Éamon de Valera was accused of attempting an armed uprising against the government.

        1. Éamon de Valera was accused of attempting an armed uprising against the government.
        2. Ronan Fanning's stylish biography of Éamon de Valera offers fresh insight on the divisive Irish leader.
        3. A detailed portrait of the fifty-year head of the Irish government likens his rule to Mussolini's and examines his early life, relations with America and.
        4. Biographical Note de Valera was leader of the Irish militants in their war with Great Britain in the early twentieth century, served as prime minister of.
        5. A biography on Éamon de Valera, President of Ireland from to , and an insight into one of the most influential Irish political figures of the 20th.

          6. A detailed portrait of the fifty-year head of the Irish government likens his rule to Mussolini's and examines his early life, relations with America and..

          Éamon de Valera

          Irish statesman (1882–1975)

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          For other people with the surname, see De Valera (surname).

          Éamon de Valera

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          De Valera, c. 1918–1921

          In office
          25 June 1959 – 24 June 1973
          Taoiseach
          Preceded bySeán T.

          O'Kelly

          Succeeded byErskine H. Childers
          In office
          20 March 1957 – 23 June 1959
          PresidentSeán T. O'Kelly
          TánaisteSeán Lemass
          Preceded byJohn A.

          Costello

          Succeeded bySeán Lemass
          In office
          13 June 1951 – 2 June 1954
          PresidentSeán T. O'Kelly
          TánaisteSeán Lemass
          Preceded byJohn A.

          Costello

          Succeeded byJohn A. Costello
          In office
          29 December 1937 – 18 February 1948
          President
          Tánaiste
          • Seán T.

            O'Kelly

          • Seán Lemass
          Preceded byHimself as president of the Executive Council
          Succeeded byJohn A. Costello
          In office
          9 March 1932 – 29 December 1937
          Vice PresidentSeán T.

          O'Kelly

          Prec