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An edition of The United Irishmen, their lives and times
(1842)
The United Irishmen, their lives and times
by Richard Robert Madden
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This edition was published in 1916 by Catholic Publication Society
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The United Irishmen, their lives and times
First published in 1842
Subjects
History, Society of United Irishmen of Dublin, Biography, United Irishmen, Imperialism, Nationalists, Revolutionaries, Autonomy and independence movements, Colonies, ColonizationPlaces
IrelandThe United Irishmen, their lives and times
This edition was published in 1916 by Catholic Publication Society
Table of Contents
| CONTENTS | ||
| The Informer ix | ||
| APPENDIX V 3 | ||
| Correspondence of the Spies and Informers, Chiefly of 1798 and 1803, with Their Employer, Major Sirr. | ||
| APPENDIX VI 63 | ||
| Extracts from the Original Precis Book of the Kildare Magistrates 1 Proceedings. | ||
| APPENDIX VII 09 | ||
| Manifesto of the Provisional Government. | ||
| APPENDIX VIII 88 | ||
| Report in Manuscript of Robert Emmet’s Speech. | ||
| APPENDIX IX 103 | ||
| The Spy System. | ||
| APPENDIX X 195 | ||
| List of the Names of Persons Included in the Fugitive Bill and Banishment Act. | ||
| APPENDIX XI 199 | ||
| Religion Professed by Persons of Eminence, or Leading Members of the United Irish Society. | ||
| BIBLIOGRAPHY 202 | ||
| CHRONOLOGICAL OUTLINE OF IRISH HISTORY 236 | ||
| INDEX 269 | ||
| ILLUSTRATIONS | ||
| Thomas Reynolds Frontispiece | ||
| The Wholesale Betrayer of his Fellow Members in the Directory of the United Irishmen. After an Engraving by J. Le Comte from the Portrait in Trinity College, Dublin. Edward Newell 148 | ||
| The Informer. From an Engraving by T. W. Huff am after a Sketch by Himself. Major Henry Charles Sirr 244 | ||
| Town Mayor of Dublin. The Fouch4 of the Irish Rebellion. From the Only Known Portrait in Existence, in the Possession of Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet |
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