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MADDEN, VI. ID Author Ut Travels 10 the FsG, 1c


u vols f2ain p. Coz Philadelphia: Lea Blanchard


NewYofA Wiley Putnam.


10 lrishmen and the descendants Of Irishaen
in this country, the work here presented must pos
sess special and thrilling interest; but neithet
its pernsai its interest be confined thcr.
No r. aance can equal it in its power to rivet1hc
atoniion and touch the heart. The Irish Reb lion,
e. .a"el Of 1893, was not merely fearfi TRACE
dy N itself and its disastrous conclusion but 1t in
vowed. as indeed do most suppressed insurrec-
tiors involve, thousand minor ard domestic tra-
gedies. Its history is powerfully, knowingly, but
we think not impauia'ly, related in the work be-
fore ri which attributes all blame to the Govern-
nc, AID its party, and evidently labors 20 soften
the fnaits-na,ural enough to their condtion-of
the oppressed and maddened Insurgents As
most Instructive faithful memorial of the hornoA
of religious bigo,ry and feud-of the fearful con-
seqaences of mans usurping the prerogaiive of his
Maker and assuming 20 set in judgement upon and
infict disabilities for the faith Of his brother this
work must exert a most salutary influence.


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London edition, and is Of course in advance OF all
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