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Two vols. Crn. 8vo. with Portrait, 36s.
THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE AND MEMOIRS
OF
DANIEL O'CONNELL, M.P.
BΏ WM. J. FITZPATRICK, F.S.A.
KNT. ST. GREG. GT.
'In these volumes there is nothing tedious, and they are well put together.'—SǵĵƿŠĵǡŠ.
'Mr. Fitzpatrick, who has done more than any living writer for
Irish biography, has in this, his latest and most important work earned the gratitude of all students of Irish politics.'—DĵƗƯΏ
TŧƯŧƄǡĵǙƒ.
'This
work
stands
high
above
the
extravagant
and
indiscriminating eulogies of O'Connell, accompanied by ignorant and malignant denunciations of all opposed to him, hitherto given to the world by patriotic biographers.'—TƗƽŧǪ.
'Inspired by love and admiration, pursued with laborious and indefatigable industry, and guided by honesty and good judgment. It gives a higher and, we believe, a truer view of
O'Connell's character than has been given to the world before.'—
VĵƿƗǵΏ FĵƗǡ.
'Fresh light is thrown upon a most interesting period of Irish history by this publication, in which Daniel O'Connell reveals his innermost thoughts upon great public questions, as well as on themes of sacred and private import. Courts and Cabinets—the intrigues of public men and the subtleties of political organisations—are alike laid open to the public gaze.'—DĵƗƯΏ
CƒǡLjƿƗŕƯŧ.
'To Mr. Fitzpatrick is due the gratitude of all students of history, of truth, and of human character for the patience and pertinacity with which he has collected these letters, and the knowledge, discretion, and tact of his arrangement. He has let O'Connell tell his own story, and the connecting thread is slight and scientific, such as only minute knowledge of his period could make it. The
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