Volume 2
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Documents on Irish Foreign Policy Volume II, 1923 – 1926 (Dublin, 2000)
About Volume II This volume is a documentary history of the development of Irish foreign policy and diplomatic history from 6 December 1922 to 12 March 1926. As with volume one, few of the documents in this volume have previously appeared in Read more...
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- Doc No. 373 12 January 1926 - From W.T. Cosgrave To Edward J. Phelan
- December 1925 Agreement
- Doc No. 374 12 January 1926 - From E.M. Stephens To Diarmuid O'Hegarty
- North-South relations
- Doc No. 375 4 February 1926 - From Timothy A. Smiddy To Desmond FitzGerald
- Lecture tour in Midwest U.S.A.
- Doc No. 376 10 February 1926 - From Count Gerald O'Kelly de Gallagh To Desmond FitzGerald
- Official presentation to Belgian Court
- Doc No. 377 13 February 1926 - From MacWhite To FitzGerald
- Extraordinary Session of the
- Doc No. 378 19 February 1926 - From Michael MacWhite To Desmond FitzGerald
- Extraordinary Session of the League of Nations Assembly
- Doc No. 379 25 February 1926 - From Joseph Walshe To Diarmuid O'Hegarty
- Irish Delegation to Extraordinary Assembly of the League of Nations Assembly
- Doc No. 380 26 February 1926 - From E.M. Stephens To Kevin O'Higgins
- Work of the North Eastern Boundary Bureau
- Doc No. 381 2 March 1926
- Irish attendance at Extraordinary Session of the League of Nations Assembly
- Doc No. 382 12 March 1926 - From Timothy A. Smiddy To Desmond FitzGerald
- Allowances for Minister to Washington
- Doc No. 383 12 March 1926 - From Joseph Walshe To Count Gerald O'Kelly de Gallagh
- Position of Irish diplomatic service
- Doc No. 384 16 March 1926 - From Joseph Walshe
- Admission of Germany to the League of Nations
- Doc No. 385 19 March 1926
- Settlement of financial obligations between Britain and the Irish Free State
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