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Page 198
... never applied un- successfully for information . One of the most interesting of his communications was received from a Catholic clergyman in the diocese of Cork , and contains a clear and candid account of the condition of his brethren ...
... never applied un- successfully for information . One of the most interesting of his communications was received from a Catholic clergyman in the diocese of Cork , and contains a clear and candid account of the condition of his brethren ...
Page 351
... never be tired of listening to him . The Irish are a people of quick sensibility , and perfectly alive to every display of ingenuity , or illustrative wit , Never did the spirit of the nation soar higher than during the splendid days of ...
... never be tired of listening to him . The Irish are a people of quick sensibility , and perfectly alive to every display of ingenuity , or illustrative wit , Never did the spirit of the nation soar higher than during the splendid days of ...
Page 375
... never since ventured to act on it . The discussion , therefore , is no longer in existence , except as a topic of declamation in the columns of the Moniteur , or in affected ebullitions of patriotism among the worthy competitors of that ...
... never since ventured to act on it . The discussion , therefore , is no longer in existence , except as a topic of declamation in the columns of the Moniteur , or in affected ebullitions of patriotism among the worthy competitors of that ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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