Mr. De Yalera's Reiterance of Former Policy Against "Foreign" Allegiance London, Aug. 15.
Mr. De Valera, in his first public speech since his release from nol, az Ennis to-day declared that Treland had recovered her soul. A new policy was not needed. The: policy of 1917 to 1921. still held good. They could not have the land cut in two. The sovereignty of Ireland was impossible without union. They could not give allegiance to any foreign Power. They might temporarily be foreed to submit to. certain things forced upon them, but their assent to them could never be given.—Reuter.
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