Irish policy unchanged despite German plot fears in Ireland
London dispatch reports Earl Curzon underscored Irish policy while Lloyd George and Edward Shortt cited a genuine German plot in Ireland. Shortt detailed evidence of German agents, seditious posters, and Sinn Fein involvement, saying executions would be avoided while Britain defends the realm.
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