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Those who believe in the possibility of such a condition of things , may also conscientiously think , that the poverty and misery of Ireland is owing to the circumstance of Irish beef being eaten , and Irish linen worn in London or ...
Those who believe in the possibility of such a condition of things , may also conscientiously think , that the poverty and misery of Ireland is owing to the circumstance of Irish beef being eaten , and Irish linen worn in London or ...
Page 59
1,000 quarters of wheat are exported from Ireland to Liverpool on account of an absentee : If this absentee returns home , this exportation will of course cease ; -but what will Ireland gain by its cessation ? The rents of the absentee ...
1,000 quarters of wheat are exported from Ireland to Liverpool on account of an absentee : If this absentee returns home , this exportation will of course cease ; -but what will Ireland gain by its cessation ? The rents of the absentee ...
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The great obstacle to its increase consists in a want of security , arising from the state in which the Catholics are kept , which paralyzes all exertions , and in- timidates English capitalists from embarking their money in Ireland .
The great obstacle to its increase consists in a want of security , arising from the state in which the Catholics are kept , which paralyzes all exertions , and in- timidates English capitalists from embarking their money in Ireland .
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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