About 8 pages before the end of the book, in the section
starting with "He was right, of course."
Near the end of the penultimate paragraph: and killed
a group if British intelligence officers.
About 7 pages before the end of the book, in the next section,
starting with "It was five days."
About halfway in this section: "There were half a
dozen of them. (without closing quotes)
About 2 pages before the end of the book, in the section
which starts with "Caitlin heard the bang."
In the first line of the second paragraph: She man turned.
At the end of the book, after the actual text, in the note
"About the author":
His last novel, The Princes of Ireland, ...
The Rebels is not a novel?
It looks as if this phrase has been copied
--in a hurry-- from an old advertising text.