England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... force . ' And it was an historical fact that parts of Ireland had been colonized from England and Scotland in the seventeenth and earlier centuries . Yet Englishmen did not have , in the nineteenth century , a simple colonial image of ...
... force . ' And it was an historical fact that parts of Ireland had been colonized from England and Scotland in the seventeenth and earlier centuries . Yet Englishmen did not have , in the nineteenth century , a simple colonial image of ...
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... force and without major policy changes by the ruling party . Whatever progress was made towards destruction or apprehension of ' the men of violence ' could be depicted as movement towards a real solution . All this , and the claims ...
... force and without major policy changes by the ruling party . Whatever progress was made towards destruction or apprehension of ' the men of violence ' could be depicted as movement towards a real solution . All this , and the claims ...
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... force ' . The period 1916-21 was to prove this assessment accurate , but the comment was not so much a prediction , as the expression of a frame of political mind utterly impervious to being changed by argument . It invited the test of ...
... force ' . The period 1916-21 was to prove this assessment accurate , but the comment was not so much a prediction , as the expression of a frame of political mind utterly impervious to being changed by argument . It invited the test of ...
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