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100 Years Ago – 25 February 1921

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25 February 1921 General Sir Nevil Macready said to troops in Ireland that the crimes committed by those seeking an

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100 Years Ago – 24 February 1921

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24 February 1921 The Government confirmed that the elections for the inaugural Ulster Parliament would take place on 5 April

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100 Years Ago – 23 February 1921

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23 February 1921 Edward Grey, the senior Liberal figure and the UK Ambassador to the United States between 1919 and

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100 Years Ago – 22 February 1921

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22 February 1921 A motion of no confidence in the Government’s strategy in Ireland was put forwards by William Wedgwood

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100 Years Ago – 21 February 1921

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21 February 1921 David Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, sent a message to Ernest Evans who had just won the

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100 Years Ago – 20 February 1921

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20 February 1921 A group of armed Sinn Feiners raided three boarding houses in Liverpool and prevented 94 Irish emigrants

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100 Years Ago – 19 February 1921

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19 February 1921 Gordon Hewart, the Attorney General, agreed in the House of Commons to allow the formation of a

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100 Years Ago – 18 February 1921

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18 February 1921 650 claims were made by property and business owners in Cork following the British Government’s admittance that

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100 Years Ago – 17 February 1921

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17 February 1921 The National Union of Railwaymen said that they were awaiting developments in Parliament over working conditions and

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100 Years Ago – 16 February 1921

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16 February 1921 David Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, said that the Strickland Report wouldn’t be published in full, but

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