Correspondence, 1922

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W. O'Brien to Father Clancy, 27 June 1922, the Bishops' involvement in Irish affairs has destroyed any chance of united action.

W. O'Brien to Father Clancy, 23 December 1922, difficulty to sympathise with either side in Irish situation as both sides have good Irishmen and men with shocking faults.

W. O'Brien to Mr Casey, 28 December 1922, believes rejection of proposal to achieve definite peace through a change of ministery by a number of Irishmen who do not want to 'surrender' is selfish.

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