The Quarterly Review, 273. köideJohn Murray, 1939 |
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Page 295
... course of time the majority of republicans became the Fianna Fail party . At first their elected representa- tives refused to enter Dail Eireann because of the oath of allegiance , but eventually Mr de Valera decided that the oath was ...
... course of time the majority of republicans became the Fianna Fail party . At first their elected representa- tives refused to enter Dail Eireann because of the oath of allegiance , but eventually Mr de Valera decided that the oath was ...
Page 296
... course , however , the manifesto explained that we do not commit ourselves in any way to acceptance of the policy of Fianna Fail . ' Two months later the I.R.A. appeared in military formation , five battalions marching in a ...
... course , however , the manifesto explained that we do not commit ourselves in any way to acceptance of the policy of Fianna Fail . ' Two months later the I.R.A. appeared in military formation , five battalions marching in a ...
Page 331
... course , exceptional ; for as a rule custodians in museums , like all the other officials , are courteous , considerate , soft - voiced , and often per- haps inclined to seem moribund . In the poorest of such institutions there is , of ...
... course , exceptional ; for as a rule custodians in museums , like all the other officials , are courteous , considerate , soft - voiced , and often per- haps inclined to seem moribund . In the poorest of such institutions there is , of ...
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