British government considered repartitioning the North

The British government was seriously considering repartitioning the North in 1972 to create a Protestant state.

The British government was seriously considering repartitioning the North in 1972 to create a Protestant state.

Cabinet papers released today under the thirty-year rule also reveal the British government greatly underestimated the loyalist potential for violence.

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