Ireland's brighter prospects.
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TextSeries: (Nineteenth century books on Ireland ; 1.1.1908) ; Publication details: London 1881Edition: MicroficheDescription: 1 microficheSubject(s):
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School of Celtic Studies Pamphlets/Offprints | MF 941.5081 NCBI (2) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan (Reference Only) | M42 |
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