The Situation In Ireland
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so skillfully hidden that the ship passed inspection of two British patrols on its way out of the North Sea (The Independent, pg 203). Germany never acknowledged any assistance of the Irish rebels, however. <b>Bibliography</b> <li>"Easter Rebellion." Encyclopedia Encarta. 1993. <li>Hackett, Francis. "The Irish Revolt." The New Republic. vol. 7. (May 13, 1916): 34-36. <li>"The Irish Revolt." The Outlook. vol. 113 (May 17, 1916): 116-119. <li>Ward, William Hayes, ed. "The Irish Revolt." The Independent. vol. 86 (May 8,1916): 202-204.
so skillfully hidden that the ship passed inspection of two British patrols on its way out of the North Sea (The Independent, pg 203). Germany never acknowledged any assistance of the Irish rebels, however. <b>Bibliography</b> <li>"Easter Rebellion." Encyclopedia Encarta. 1993. <li>Hackett, Francis. "The Irish Revolt." The New Republic. vol. 7. (May 13, 1916): 34-36. <li>"The Irish Revolt." The Outlook. vol. 113 (May 17, 1916): 116-119. <li>Ward, William Hayes, ed. "The Irish Revolt." The Independent. vol. 86 (May 8,1916): 202-204.