The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... Irish bar , and who might readily have earned riches in the legal profession , preferred the comparatively barren reputation of an Irish scholar . He was presently honoured with the degree of Doctor of Laws of Trinity College ; and on ...
... Irish bar , and who might readily have earned riches in the legal profession , preferred the comparatively barren reputation of an Irish scholar . He was presently honoured with the degree of Doctor of Laws of Trinity College ; and on ...
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... Irish , and to teach Americans not to be led into quarrels for any other than American interests . As it happened the Know - Nothings were hardly more respectable than the Irish emigrants whom they turned out against . Faction will ...
... Irish , and to teach Americans not to be led into quarrels for any other than American interests . As it happened the Know - Nothings were hardly more respectable than the Irish emigrants whom they turned out against . Faction will ...
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... Irish militiamen distin- guishing themselves for butchery , plunder , and readiness to run away ; a few weak regiments of the line at- tempting , with the aid of a few thou- sand English militia , to do the work cut out for a large army ...
... Irish militiamen distin- guishing themselves for butchery , plunder , and readiness to run away ; a few weak regiments of the line at- tempting , with the aid of a few thou- sand English militia , to do the work cut out for a large army ...
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