Fanny and Anna Parnell: Ireland's Patriot SistersMacmillan, 1991 - 331 pages |
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... things English . ' The admiration that was so justly felt for the illustrious names of English literature and politics in past ages , was often given to their living descendants , whose infirmities were invisible at a distance , ' he ...
... things English . ' The admiration that was so justly felt for the illustrious names of English literature and politics in past ages , was often given to their living descendants , whose infirmities were invisible at a distance , ' he ...
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... thing as absolute property in land ... some go farther and say there is no such thing as property in land because no man has a right to anything but what he produces . ' She does not dispute this claim but merely states the pragmatic ...
... thing as absolute property in land ... some go farther and say there is no such thing as property in land because no man has a right to anything but what he produces . ' She does not dispute this claim but merely states the pragmatic ...
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... things , citing Fall of Feudalism as a true account of the Land League . AP to Harper & Brothers , 14 May 1905. Davitt papers . TCD . John had ceased paying her annuity . The letters quoted or referred to from this point until the end ...
... things , citing Fall of Feudalism as a true account of the Land League . AP to Harper & Brothers , 14 May 1905. Davitt papers . TCD . John had ceased paying her annuity . The letters quoted or referred to from this point until the end ...
Contents
Prologue | 1 |
The Tudors of Boston | 13 |
The Parnells of Avondale | 28 |
Copyright | |
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