The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 - Ireland |
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... England with a very large quantity of grain ; but it , will also be perceived , that during the same time , the exporta- tion of beef , hides , and tallow , had enor- mously decreased . Those alterations might have been the effects ...
... England with a very large quantity of grain ; but it , will also be perceived , that during the same time , the exporta- tion of beef , hides , and tallow , had enor- mously decreased . Those alterations might have been the effects ...
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... England be- ing competent to maintain a greater proportionate population than Ireland , we should find that independently of the acknowledged superiority of the latter , with regard to the natural and general fertility of the soil , the ...
... England be- ing competent to maintain a greater proportionate population than Ireland , we should find that independently of the acknowledged superiority of the latter , with regard to the natural and general fertility of the soil , the ...
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... England , in the months of December and January last , began , in February , to produce a similar effect in the North of England . Your Committee find , in consequence of this apprehension , the farmers suddenly brought the produce of ...
... England , in the months of December and January last , began , in February , to produce a similar effect in the North of England . Your Committee find , in consequence of this apprehension , the farmers suddenly brought the produce of ...
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... England , in employing the magic of Merlin , in the days of old , to rob us of Stonehenge , and he was determined that the ancient monument should be forthwith re- stored . O'Connell's plans were too slow for his fervid brain . Dan , it ...
... England , in employing the magic of Merlin , in the days of old , to rob us of Stonehenge , and he was determined that the ancient monument should be forthwith re- stored . O'Connell's plans were too slow for his fervid brain . Dan , it ...
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... England by the arms of intellect , and in the panoply of knowledge- ( indig- nant ridicule . ) Ere they could take Ireland from the English , they must know more than they do , they must become their superiors in wisdom and virtue ...
... England by the arms of intellect , and in the panoply of knowledge- ( indig- nant ridicule . ) Ere they could take Ireland from the English , they must know more than they do , they must become their superiors in wisdom and virtue ...
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