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Anti-India propaganda

Anti-India propaganda
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INDIA AND THE LABOUR PARTY

AT one time it was believed that the Liberal Party in England was more sympathetic towards India and showed readiness to assist her in the direction of establishing a popular government. There is no doubt that up to a certain extent, the leaders of that party helped India and it is due to the labour ....

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Journeys to a Free State: Cumann na mBan debates the Treaty

On 5 February 1922, near 500 delegates attended the annual convention of Cumann na mBan held in the Mansion House, Dublin. Many of the delegates wore the official uniform of the organisation. Countess Markievicz presided. The proceedings began shortly aft. ....

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THREE ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMES

THREE ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMES
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From the NS archive: The "fact" of partition

From the NS archive: The “fact” of partition
2 July 1921: How to end the guerrilla war in Ireland.
By mid 1921 it was clear that an end to the hostilities between the British state and Irish republicans was tangible. As the writer of this editorial put it: “The policy of martial law and ‘reprisals’ is played out. It cannot be maintained.” The prime minister, David Lloyd George, invited the republican leader É
amon de Valera to London for a conference to decide how to bring the fighting to an end and map out a future for the island of Ireland. At the time this piece was written, De Valera had yet to respond. He was, said the writer, in a difficult position, not least because he was not a “leader of outstanding intellectual distinction or moral authority”. Furthermore, he needed to weigh up conflicting messages coming from London – some adamant, others conciliatory. Above all, were peace to be achieved, the republicans needed to accept the fact that ....

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