BRITISH TALKS WITH IRELAND
REDUCED TO TRADE AGREEMENT PESSIMISTIC COMMENT BY “OBSERVER” (Received March 6, 10 p.m.) LONDON, March 6. The “Observer” says that any hope of a comprehensive settlement between Britain and Ireland has disappeared, and the best now possible is a trade agreement which is likely to be more restricted than appeared probable last week. The cause of the set-back is Mr de Valera’s reintroduction of partition, and a stiffer attitude since his visit to Dublin.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22344, 7 March 1938, Page 9
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