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The second lesson was the need for co-ordination, especially between the
military and the civil power.66 It is clear that the direction of the British campaign
in Ireland was seriously hampered by the overlapping and sometimes conflicting
...
The second lesson was the need for co-ordination, especially between the
military and the civil power.66 It is clear that the direction of the British campaign
in Ireland was seriously hampered by the overlapping and sometimes conflicting
...
Page 105
The nature of Irish recruitment to the British army can be viewed within three
broad models of imperial military service: metropolitan, where the process is most
similar to recruitment in other parts of the United Kingdom; dominion, where the ...
The nature of Irish recruitment to the British army can be viewed within three
broad models of imperial military service: metropolitan, where the process is most
similar to recruitment in other parts of the United Kingdom; dominion, where the ...
Page 111
But, as Desmond Morton has observed, 'there was also a low road of practical
military collaboration along which the military forces of the dominions found their
way to greater autonomy'.71 It was this road, perhaps, to which John Redmond ...
But, as Desmond Morton has observed, 'there was also a low road of practical
military collaboration along which the military forces of the dominions found their
way to greater autonomy'.71 It was this road, perhaps, to which John Redmond ...
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Contents
Introduction Keith Jeffery page | 1 |
Ireland the Empire and film Jeffrey Richards | 25 |
Ireland sport and empire Alan Bairner | 57 |
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| Title | An Irish Empire?: Aspects of Ireland and the British Empire Studies in imperialism |
| Editor | Keith Jeffery |
| Publisher | Manchester University Press, 1996 |
| ISBN | 0719038731, 9780719038730 |
| Length | 224 pages |
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