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Considerations on the present state of Ireland : and on the best means of improving the condition of its inhabitants

by Irishman
Published 1822

[s.n.]

Subjects: “...Ireland / Politics and government / 1800-1837...”

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Short considerations upon some late proceedings of the Irish Parliament, and upon the present crisis of public affairs, March 1797

by Irishman
Published 1797

Printed by P. Byrne

Subjects: “...Ireland / Politics and government...”

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Conciliatory observations to the people of Ireland : on the Union

by Irishman
Published 1810

Printed by R. Milliken

Subjects: “...Ireland / Politics and government / 1800-1837...”

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A letter to the Earl of Moira : Containing observations on a speech, delivered by that nobleman, in the British House of Lords, on the affairs of Ireland; By an Irishman

by Irishman
Published 1797

“...Ireland / Politics and government / 1760-1820...”

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A letter to the Earl of Moira : Containing observations on a speech, delivered by that nobleman, in the British House of Lords, on the affairs of Ireland; By an Irishman

by Irishman
Published 1797

Printed by John Rice, No. 111, Grafton-Street

“...Ireland / Politics and government / 1760-1820...”

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Short considerations upon some late proceedings of the Irish Parliament : And upon the present crisis of public affairs. March, 1797

by Irishman
Published 1797

Printed by P. Byrne, Grafton-Street

“...Ireland / Politics and government / 18th century...”

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To the Loyal people of Ireland

by Irishman
Published 1790

s.n

“...Ireland / Politics and government / 18th century...”

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A few observations, accounting for the apparent apathy that has prevailed on the question of union

by Irishman
Published 1800

printed by J. Stockdale, 62, Abbey-Street, Near Carlisle-Bridge

“...Ireland / Politics and government / 1760-1820...”