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The answer of Denis Feagan, breeches-maker, at Edenderry, to the letter of Darby Tracy, chairman in St. James's-Street, London. : Wherein is clearly proved the bad effects and misfortunes an union with Great Britain, will have on the interest and happiness of the common people of Ireland

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1799.
Call number: 484659
Creator: Feagan, Denis(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 24 cm (8vo)
Associated people: Tracy, Darby.; Moore, James
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The answer of Denis Feagan, breeches-maker, at Edenderry, to the letter of Darby Tracy, chairman in St. James's-Street, London. : Wherein is clearly proved the bad effects and misfortunes an union with Great Britain, will have on the interest and happiness of the common people of Ireland

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