Why was there a war between the British and the Irish

Jan 12, 2014

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2. British reasons for fighting:. Lloyd George would not ??shake hands with murder" (explain)Wanted to restor law and order.Unionist MPs pressureUnionist sympathisers. 3. Why did Sinn Fein fight?. 1918 election = democratic mandate absence of ?moderates' = extreme course of action chosen by fir

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