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Page 94
... fact behave during the Irish struggle for indepen- dence was answered according to the political prejudices of the observer : con- sequently the liberal British press did not attack Michael Collins with the same energy as the Tory ...
... fact behave during the Irish struggle for indepen- dence was answered according to the political prejudices of the observer : con- sequently the liberal British press did not attack Michael Collins with the same energy as the Tory ...
Page 95
... fact in order to claim that his hero died . while trying to take the gun out of Irish politics ' . In the contemporary North- ern context , Jordan's alteration of the facts sends a relatively uncontroversial message : if violence was ...
... fact in order to claim that his hero died . while trying to take the gun out of Irish politics ' . In the contemporary North- ern context , Jordan's alteration of the facts sends a relatively uncontroversial message : if violence was ...
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... fact that your husband Was a disgustingly intelligent West Indian , a Witty Wog , He had consistently encouraged his students to ascertain the true facts Of the history of Ulster , despite constant warnings not to do so . ( Sam's Cross ...
... fact that your husband Was a disgustingly intelligent West Indian , a Witty Wog , He had consistently encouraged his students to ascertain the true facts Of the history of Ulster , despite constant warnings not to do so . ( Sam's Cross ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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