England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... mind is a strange one , and we know not how to deal with it ; his creed is equally strange and defies the usual ... mind again after 106 years of abstraction of all mind from this outraged land ' . So if Ireland seemed mad , the fault ...
... mind is a strange one , and we know not how to deal with it ; his creed is equally strange and defies the usual ... mind again after 106 years of abstraction of all mind from this outraged land ' . So if Ireland seemed mad , the fault ...
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... mind . Ulster and the emotions and prejudices it might arouse were of political use to him and he exploited them without scruple , without responsibility , and without fear of the consequences . Churchill's arrogant unawareness of the ...
... mind . Ulster and the emotions and prejudices it might arouse were of political use to him and he exploited them without scruple , without responsibility , and without fear of the consequences . Churchill's arrogant unawareness of the ...
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... mind , steeped in a tradition where the church was subject to the state , and where , by convention , parish clergy ... mind - Irish nationalism and Roman Catholicism . While their religion by its mere existence aroused all the suspicion ...
... mind , steeped in a tradition where the church was subject to the state , and where , by convention , parish clergy ... mind - Irish nationalism and Roman Catholicism . While their religion by its mere existence aroused all the suspicion ...
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