England and Ireland Since 1800Oxford University Press, 1975 - 193 стор. |
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... continued to prevail in Northern Ireland , while the former need to consider the immediate situation of being a minority within Ireland was removed by their translation into a majority situation in the new state . The government of ...
... continued to prevail in Northern Ireland , while the former need to consider the immediate situation of being a minority within Ireland was removed by their translation into a majority situation in the new state . The government of ...
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... continued to ponder and attempt such improvement . In 1829 , after long and frustrating experience with and in Ireland , Peel was still seeking a system of measures for the permanent civilization ' of Ireland . Constantly lamenting the ...
... continued to ponder and attempt such improvement . In 1829 , after long and frustrating experience with and in Ireland , Peel was still seeking a system of measures for the permanent civilization ' of Ireland . Constantly lamenting the ...
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... better light : in Bowen's Court , Elizabeth Bowen summarized Conservative policy as ' an attempt on the part of English gentlemen to treat the Irish was as English gentlemen ' . But she continued , ' POLITICIANS AND POWER 97.
... better light : in Bowen's Court , Elizabeth Bowen summarized Conservative policy as ' an attempt on the part of English gentlemen to treat the Irish was as English gentlemen ' . But she continued , ' POLITICIANS AND POWER 97.
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England and Ireland Since 1800 Patrick O'Farrell,Patrick James O'Farrell Перегляд фрагмента - 1975 |
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