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    • Third Home Rule Bill 1912-14
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    1914–18
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    1919–23
    • Anglo-Irish War
    • Truce
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    • Irish Civil War
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    1921–25
    • Challenges facing NI government
    • Establishment of NI government
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  • Third Home Rule Bill Crisis
    • Background to the Home Rule Crisis
    • Opposition to Home Rule
    • Third Home Rule Bill 1912-14
    • Reaction to the Home Rule Act
  • Political Developments 1914–18
    • Ireland during WWI
    • Easter Rising
    • Easter Rising Aftermath
    • Rise of Sinn Féin
  • Political Developments 1919–23
    • Anglo-Irish War
    • Anglo-Irish Truce
    • Anglo-Irish Treaty
    • Reaction to the Treaty
    • Irish Civil War
    • Government of Ireland Act
  • Northern Ireland 1921–25
    • Challenges facing NI government
    • Establishment of NI government
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Lord Curzon – House of Lords Anglo-Irish War

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speech, 20 October 1920
National Archives UK

Cabinet Memorandum. Ireland – Capture of Four Courts.

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document, 30 June 1922
National Archives UK

Cabinet Memorandum. The Irish Situation.

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document, 30 May 1922
National Archives UK

The Irish Situation – April 1920

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document, 3 April 1920
History Ireland

The burning of Cork, December 1920

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article, 2015
Hansard

Outrages and Reprisals

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speech, 1921
National Archives UK

Irish Settlement: Proposals of the British government

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document, 20 July 1921
National Archives UK

Terms of the Armstice

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document, 9 July 1921
National Archives

Ireland – Compulsory Military Service

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document, 27 March 1918
Google Arts & Culture

War News No.3- Anti-Treaty Newsletter

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newsletter, 30 June 1922
History Ireland

Soloheadbeg: what really happened?

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article, 1997
RTE Century Ireland

Chronology of the Easter Rising

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article, 2016

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  • Third Home Rule Bill Crisis
    • Background to the Home Rule Crisis
    • Opposition to Home Rule
    • Third Home Rule Bill 1912-14
    • Reaction to the Home Rule Act
  • Political Developments
    1914–18
    • Ireland during WWI
    • Easter Rising
    • Easter Rising Aftermath
    • Rise of Sinn Féin
  • Political Developments
    1919–23
    • Anglo-Irish War
    • Truce
    • Anglo-Irish Treaty
    • Reaction to the Treaty
    • Irish Civil War
    • Government of Ireland Act
  • Northern Ireland
    1921–25
    • Challenges facing NI government
    • Establishment of NI government
  • Study & Exam Resources
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