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He was anti-treaty. In fact, he sent Michael Collins to negotiate the treaty because he knew that they would not get all they wanted and people would blame Collins for that failure rather than him.
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What was Michael Collins role in the Anglo-Irish Treaty?
He signed it. - He was one of the delegates sent to the Peace Treaty by Eamon de Valera, the Dail president. Collins was not a politician,but a soldier and was out of place amongst the British leaders at the negotiations. He and the other Irish delegates opted not to sign the Anglo-Irish Treaty, but then agreed to after Lloyd George, the British PM, threatened them with renewal of war. Collins and Griffith [one of the Irish delegates] also signed the treaty without running their decision past the cabinet back home. Collin's was arguably the best supporter in the Pro-Treaty argument.
Who won the civil war in Ireland in the 1920s?
The Irish Civil War lasted for just over 10 months, and was fought between Pro-Treaty forces and Anti-Treaty forces. The Pro-Treaty forces were victorious.
Was Michael Collins liked by the English?
The British Government had disliked Michael Collins during the Irish War of Independence as they considered him and all the other I.R.A members to be murderers. However the British population in general had a great interest in Collins because although the name was quite well known, nobody knew what he looked like. Therefore when the Irish delegation that included Collins went to London to engage in treaty negotiations, there was a great excitement with the general British population. After Collins and the rest of the Irish delegates agreed to the Anglo-Irish treaty, Civil War broke out in Ireland. The Regular army were the army that were pro-treaty and they were led by Collins. The Irregulars were the anti-treaty army and they were led by Eamon De Valera. The British government supported the Regular army as they were pro-treaty so they gave the Regular army armaments and ammunition. At this point in time the British population would have preferred Collins to De Valera. To conclude, although the British government didn't particularly like Collins, they were able to co-operate peacefully up until the time of Collins' death during the Civil War.
Who were pro and anti the Vietnam War and how did they support their opinions?
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Were Mark Twain's parents pro-slavery or anti-slavery?
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What was Michael Collins role in the Anglo-Irish Treaty?
He signed it. - He was one of the delegates sent to the Peace Treaty by Eamon de Valera, the Dail president. Collins was not a politician,but a soldier and was out of place amongst the British leaders at the negotiations. He and the other Irish delegates opted not to sign the Anglo-Irish Treaty, but then agreed to after Lloyd George, the British PM, threatened them with renewal of war. Collins and Griffith [one of the Irish delegates] also signed the treaty without running their decision past the cabinet back home. Collin's was arguably the best supporter in the Pro-Treaty argument.
Who won the civil war in Ireland in the 1920s?
The Irish Civil War lasted for just over 10 months, and was fought between Pro-Treaty forces and Anti-Treaty forces. The Pro-Treaty forces were victorious.
Was Michael Collins liked by the English?
The British Government had disliked Michael Collins during the Irish War of Independence as they considered him and all the other I.R.A members to be murderers. However the British population in general had a great interest in Collins because although the name was quite well known, nobody knew what he looked like. Therefore when the Irish delegation that included Collins went to London to engage in treaty negotiations, there was a great excitement with the general British population. After Collins and the rest of the Irish delegates agreed to the Anglo-Irish treaty, Civil War broke out in Ireland. The Regular army were the army that were pro-treaty and they were led by Collins. The Irregulars were the anti-treaty army and they were led by Eamon De Valera. The British government supported the Regular army as they were pro-treaty so they gave the Regular army armaments and ammunition. At this point in time the British population would have preferred Collins to De Valera. To conclude, although the British government didn't particularly like Collins, they were able to co-operate peacefully up until the time of Collins' death during the Civil War.
Who were pro and anti the Vietnam War and how did they support their opinions?
haws were pro war doves were anti war
What is the antonym of anti?
pro
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Prefix for do the opposite?
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