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Decolonisation in Ireland

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Cartoons for HIH 3106/3107 Decolonisation in Ireland, 1867-1998.

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"Please, Mr. Whitelaw! When the Irish have fought to the very last man, can we go and live in the u... Michael Cummings Daily Express 21 Oct 1972	'But, Mr Lynch, what if the dirty English retaliate by not drinking Guinness?' Jon [William John Philpin Jones] Daily Mail 21 Aug 1971	"What terrifies me, Prime Minister, is that if the troubles don't stop the REST of the Irish will em... Michael Cummings Daily Express 22 Mar 1971	"Sure, an' how could Oi be an immigrant, me not possessing a British passport?" Osbert Lancaster Daily Express 28 Feb 1968
"Begorrah - can't have you fearful English living with us... and mind you do nothing to prevent us f... Michael Cummings Sunday Express 19 Nov 1961	No room at the inn Illingworth, Leslie Gilbert, 1902-1979 Daily Mail 3 November 1961	Eire - Romance and reality. David Low (1891-1963) The Manchester Guardian 12 Mar 1957	"There are certain practical advantages - " David Low (1891-1963) Evening Standard 19 Oct 1948
"My dear De Valera, don't you think you may be regarding us too much from the historical viewpoint?" David Low (1891-1963) Evening Standard 16 Jun 1932	Nurse Britannia: "Now, children, don't cut yourselves off. Remember the high cost of separate livin... David Low (1891-1963) The Star 14 Oct 1926	No caption David Low (1891-1963) The Star 04 Jan 1921	Progress to Liberty - Amritsar style. David Low (1891-1963) [The Star] 16 Dec 1919