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The Governor-General officially represented the British monarch in the Irish Free State; de Valera’s government made a point of snubbing him as they sought to expand the boundaries of Irish sovereignty beyond the limits specified in the 1921 Treaty.
James McNeill1932
University College Dublin Archives
Dublin, Ireland
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- Title: The Governor-General officially represented the British monarch in the Irish Free State; de Valera’s government made a point of snubbing him as they sought to expand the boundaries of Irish sovereignty beyond the limits specified in the 1921 Treaty.
- Creator: James McNeill
- Date Created: 1932
- Rights: Public domain
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