Margaret Skinnider's autobiography offers a vivid firsthand account of her experiences during the tumultuous period surrounding the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland. She shares her motivations and activities while providing insightful observations on the impact of English rule on Irish life. As both an eyewitness and participant, Skinnider presents a nuanced perspective on this complex and controversial chapter in Ireland's history, enriching the narrative with her personal reflections and detailed observations.
