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which can bring the current IRA campaign swiftly to an end. I have expressed to
British Ministers the full force of this opinion and have pressed upon them my view that some further initiative is required. While they have agreed to take any feasible steps open to them to intensify the effort against the IRA, it remains the professional military view – and one which I indeed have often expressed myself – that it would be misleading the Northern Ireland community to suggest that we are faced with anything but a long haul, and that such initiatives as can be taken are unlikely to effect a radical improvement in the short term...
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881:, since 1933. As Dehra Chichester, she had been an MP for the county of Londonderry until 1929 when she stood down for a first time. Chichester-Clark's father, replaced her in 1929 when the county was split, but he suddenly died in 1933. Dehra, by then remarried, willingly returned to Northern Ireland from England, and won the ensuing by-election.
857:. The popularity and competence of his senior officer made this uneventful two-year period of Chichester-Clark's life the most remarkable element of his pre-parliamentary career. On returning from Canada, Chichester-Clark continued in the Army for several years, refusing promotion to seniority before retiring a
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I have decided to resign because I can see no other way of bringing home to all concerned the realities of the present constitutional, political and security situation... It is apparent that public and parliamentary opinion in
Northern Ireland looks to the Northern Ireland government for measures
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Pommels Or a Canton Argent charged with a Trefoil Vert (Clark); 2nd, Chequy Or and Gules a Chief Vair (Chichester); 3rd, Azure fretty Argent (Etchingham); 4th, Azure on a Bend Or three Daws Gules
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1873:A History of Northern Ireland 1920–1996
1681:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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1133:Coat of arms of James Chichester-Clark
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3207:List of Ulster Unionist Party Peers
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290:5 May 1967 – 23 April 1969
135:Leader of the Ulster Unionist Party
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1596:15. Annie Kerr-Forsythe
1039:three off-duty soldiers
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278:Minister of Agriculture
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2514:deputy-Chief Executive
2497:James Chichester-Clark
2250:Isaac George Hawthorne
2154:Isaac George Hawthorne
2022:Scoular, Clive (2000)
1875:. Palgrave Macmillan.
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2567:Direct Rule
2561:Mark Durkan
2477:James Craig
2470:(1921–1972)
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1903:"No. 45429"
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