England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... situation . At that time , public apathy about Ireland had some important repercussions . It meant that the situation was left to the politicians to solve , but the politicians were no more enthusiastic than the public , and felt that ...
... situation . At that time , public apathy about Ireland had some important repercussions . It meant that the situation was left to the politicians to solve , but the politicians were no more enthusiastic than the public , and felt that ...
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... situation developed because the English parties allowed it to do so . Indeed , the Unionist party actively contrived and encouraged it , in the hope of its own political advantage . To the argument that a crisis situation over Ireland ...
... situation developed because the English parties allowed it to do so . Indeed , the Unionist party actively contrived and encouraged it , in the hope of its own political advantage . To the argument that a crisis situation over Ireland ...
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... situation . Their response to the 1916 rebellion was a further illustration of that English tendency to take a righteous backward view of the Irish situation . As always , English politicians had the solution to Irish problems after ...
... situation . Their response to the 1916 rebellion was a further illustration of that English tendency to take a righteous backward view of the Irish situation . As always , English politicians had the solution to Irish problems after ...
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