The Outlaw's Way; or, A History of the Attempted Rebellion in Ireland, Covering the Leading Events in the Irish Struggle from 1843 to the Close of 1848, by Michael Doheny is a detailed account of the complex events that almost led to the rebellion in the island. The author provides facts, testimonies and analyses, revealing the deep motives and moods of the participants of the movement. The book reveals the social, political and cultural aspects of the time, helping the reader to better understand the context of Irish history and its impact on events in the 19th century. "The Way of the Outlaw" is an inexhaustible source of knowledge about one of the key periods in Irish history.