Who did Griffith negotiate the Anglo-Irish Treaty with?
French government
American government
British government
German government
Answer
The Anglo-Irish Treaty was negotiated between Arthur Griffith, the leader of the Irish delegation, and the British government, represented by Prime Minister David Lloyd George and other senior British politicians. The negotiations took place in London from October 11 to December 6, 1921, and resulted in the signing of the treaty on December 6.
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