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... spending 7.6% of . her income• on defence and 18% on social services, whereas the figures, in the years of peril before World War 11, were respectively 5.5 and 10. He compares the Government to a • man whose cliff-edge house is being undermined by the ...

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... hardened Pzotestant Ulster in its resolultion to have nothing to do with a Southein Irish Parliament. Since then, two world wars have swif4 over us; many things have changed; but as the Tilson case clearly shows (with other similar cases) the Roman Catholic Church's ...

... —to accord it the fullest popular support. Fiction and Fact! Reminiscent of the first World War legend about the Russian soldiers who passed through Merrie England with snow on their boots is the equally diverting fable about the invasion of Tirconaill ...