The Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, 1763-1798 |
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... probably due to other causes besides those of a political nature . He resided almost altogether in Ireland , spending his money either in Dublin— where he built himself Leinster House and exercised a princely hospitality - or on his ...
... probably due to other causes besides those of a political nature . He resided almost altogether in Ireland , spending his money either in Dublin— where he built himself Leinster House and exercised a princely hospitality - or on his ...
Page 26
... probably no superabundance of money available , even for purposes of education ; and Mr. Ogilvie , setting his shoulder to the wheel , and qualified , no doubt , by former experience for the task , seems to have kept Lord Edward's ...
... probably no superabundance of money available , even for purposes of education ; and Mr. Ogilvie , setting his shoulder to the wheel , and qualified , no doubt , by former experience for the task , seems to have kept Lord Edward's ...
Page 27
... probably little wanting to make Lord Edward's a happy one . Brothers and sisters , older and younger , must have filled the house and found an ideal playground in the old Castle of Aubigny which stood near , if not adjoining , the more ...
... probably little wanting to make Lord Edward's a happy one . Brothers and sisters , older and younger , must have filled the house and found an ideal playground in the old Castle of Aubigny which stood near , if not adjoining , the more ...
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... probably found by the young soldier somewhat tame in comparison with the excitement of the American campaign . As usual , however , he cordially liked his new chief , who put him a little in mind of " dear Mr. Ogilvie , " and who must ...
... probably found by the young soldier somewhat tame in comparison with the excitement of the American campaign . As usual , however , he cordially liked his new chief , who put him a little in mind of " dear Mr. Ogilvie , " and who must ...
Page 42
... probably little cause to complain of lack of good nature on the part of women ; nor had he as yet made the discovery that their kindness , in the case of a 1 Lord Robert FitzGerald , his brother , younger by two years . younger son ...
... probably little cause to complain of lack of good nature on the part of women ; nor had he as yet made the discovery that their kindness , in the case of a 1 Lord Robert FitzGerald , his brother , younger by two years . younger son ...
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