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... Ireland . The early state of that country is suc- cinctly , perspicuously , and , we believe , fairly described by Mr. Lingard in the following passage : ' That the ancient inhabitants of Ireland were chiefly of Celtic origin , is ...
... Ireland . The early state of that country is suc- cinctly , perspicuously , and , we believe , fairly described by Mr. Lingard in the following passage : ' That the ancient inhabitants of Ireland were chiefly of Celtic origin , is ...
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... Ireland are to be classed in the Irish school , ( and Mr. Phillips has no other criterion , ) were not the recollections of every tolerably informed reader furnished with a roll of examples more than sufficient to vindicate the ...
... Ireland are to be classed in the Irish school , ( and Mr. Phillips has no other criterion , ) were not the recollections of every tolerably informed reader furnished with a roll of examples more than sufficient to vindicate the ...
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... Ireland . We have thus laid before our readers the most interesting facts in Mr. F.'s publication . With regard to his qualities as a writer , we have to regret , as in the case of Mr. Wakefield , the laborious compiler of " a ...
... Ireland . We have thus laid before our readers the most interesting facts in Mr. F.'s publication . With regard to his qualities as a writer , we have to regret , as in the case of Mr. Wakefield , the laborious compiler of " a ...
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