The Northern Ireland Problem: A Study in Group RelationsOxford University Press, 1962 - 163 pages |
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Page 47
... called intolerance , I say at once it is not the fault of the Unionist Party . If it is called inflexible then that shows that our principles are not elastic . ' 5 Belfast News - Letter , 2 November 1959 . Belfast Telegraph , 10 ...
... called intolerance , I say at once it is not the fault of the Unionist Party . If it is called inflexible then that shows that our principles are not elastic . ' 5 Belfast News - Letter , 2 November 1959 . Belfast Telegraph , 10 ...
Page 51
... called a party ; it is a loose association of members from rural areas , whose main interest in Parliament is to maintain a protest . Their views tend to be conservative , and they are derisively called ' green Tories ' by Catholics ...
... called a party ; it is a loose association of members from rural areas , whose main interest in Parliament is to maintain a protest . Their views tend to be conservative , and they are derisively called ' green Tories ' by Catholics ...
Page 81
... called ' four and two committees ' ; and other voluntary schools . The ' four and two ' committees consisted of four repre- sentatives of the body providing the school and two representatives of the local authority ( so that ...
... called ' four and two committees ' ; and other voluntary schools . The ' four and two ' committees consisted of four repre- sentatives of the body providing the school and two representatives of the local authority ( so that ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
A Note on Arrangement and Method | 5 |
Two Views of History | 7 |
Copyright | |
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