Ourselves Alone in Ulster
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English generals and English Press-men proclaimed aloud that the troops exceeded any army in training, appearance and equipment. Their defiant quality was shown the day after the Conference at Buckingham Palace had broken up, when on July 25 the Provisional Government of Ulster organized a parade through Belfast of 5,000 men in khaki, with bands, rifles, and machine-guns, all traffic in the streets being held up officially for the display. 4 Sensational public shows, on however costly a scale o...f European advertisement, were but the decorative orna- ments of methodical and hard-cut business. The English War Office, moved by some natural fears that the new " Army " might be tempted in the interests of Ulster to appropriate some of the military stores collected in certain mobilization centres, had before these^ events proposed to send military guards to protect their own material, and had thought it prudent to appoint General 16 Sir Neville MacCready to Belfast as military governor m reserve, in case the magistrates refused to perform their duty.
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English generals and English Press-men proclaimed aloud that the troops exceeded any army in training, appearance and equipment. Their defiant quality was shown the day after the Conference at Buckingham Palace had broken up, when on July 25 the Provisional Government of Ulster organized a parade through Belfast of 5,000 men in khaki, with bands, rifles, and machine-guns, all traffic in the streets being held up officially for the display. 4 Sensational public shows, on however costly a scale o...f European advertisement, were but the decorative orna- ments of methodical and hard-cut business. The English War Office, moved by some natural fears that the new " Army " might be tempted in the interests of Ulster to appropriate some of the military stores collected in certain mobilization centres, had before these^ events proposed to send military guards to protect their own material, and had thought it prudent to appoint General 16 Sir Neville MacCready to Belfast as military governor m reserve, in case the magistrates refused to perform their duty.
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