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What did Ireland trade in 1900's?
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What did Ireland trade in 1900's?

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In its trade with British America, Ireland sent vast quantities of beef, butter, pork, herring, and linen to the West Indies in exchange for sugar (meant for ports in Great Britain)

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beef, butter, pork, herring, and linen

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