An edition of 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 (1799)

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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An edition of 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 (1799)

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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Printed for James Moore, no. 45, College-Green
Language
English
Pages
12

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Politics and government

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Darby Tracy

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Great Britain, Ireland

Times

1760-1820
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Cover of: 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
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
1799, Printed for James Moore, no. 45, College-Green
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Title from caption.

"To the printer" on p. [3] signed : W.E., December 23d, 1799.

"Also issued as part of: 'Tracts on the subject of an union', v.7, Dublin, 1800."--ESTC

ESTC T109524

Boston Public LIbrary (Rare Books Department) copy disbound

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12 p. ;
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12

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OL25657245M
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answerofdenisfea00feag
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15035781

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