England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... hand : ' There ! if you say " Bo ! " loud enough to a goose - the goose will go away . ' The spectacle of the election of the Sinn Feiner , Arthur Griffith , from inside gaol in 1918 moved Ian Hay to enunciate the general principle that ...
... hand : ' There ! if you say " Bo ! " loud enough to a goose - the goose will go away . ' The spectacle of the election of the Sinn Feiner , Arthur Griffith , from inside gaol in 1918 moved Ian Hay to enunciate the general principle that ...
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... hand and meta- morphosed into police , seemed more like tribes of squalid apes than human beings . ' Co The English image of Ireland in its benign form , occupied so largely by the acceptable Anglo - Irish , and by misled , but ...
... hand and meta- morphosed into police , seemed more like tribes of squalid apes than human beings . ' Co The English image of Ireland in its benign form , occupied so largely by the acceptable Anglo - Irish , and by misled , but ...
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... hands the time - worn chains of slavery . Yet upon that Mother's face I see the light of faith , of purity , and of ... hand , Irish Protestants had cast the problems of the relationship into a form no less exclusive - the maintainence ...
... hands the time - worn chains of slavery . Yet upon that Mother's face I see the light of faith , of purity , and of ... hand , Irish Protestants had cast the problems of the relationship into a form no less exclusive - the maintainence ...
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