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THE REVOLUTION PAPERS - PART 41

1921
VIEW FROM ACROSS THE IRISH SEA
Reaction in Britain to the Anglo-Irish Treaty


Newspapers: 
  • Evening Standard, 6 December 1921
  • The Irish Exile, 1 December 1921

Contemporary document: 
Irish Self-Determination League: Programme of Ceilidh
 

Contents and articles:
Revolution Chronicle
'The Treaty divides opinion': the British and Irish -emigrant press hold widely differing views on the agreement
'A positive British response': but for a few dissenting voices, the British are in favour of the recent peace settlement
'No cause for rejoicing': the Irish in Britain and what the Anglo-Irish Treaty meant for them


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