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Sivu 86
... Irish people turned in an un- precedented direction . Before the potato failure , to leave Ireland had been regarded as the most terrible of all fates , and transportation was the most dreaded of sentences . But now the people ...
... Irish people turned in an un- precedented direction . Before the potato failure , to leave Ireland had been regarded as the most terrible of all fates , and transportation was the most dreaded of sentences . But now the people ...
Sivu 89
... Irish emigrants on the United States shore . Nevertheless , thousands of poor Irish did cross the border , and those who went from Canada were able - bodied men who left their wives and young children , their parents and aged relatives ...
... Irish emigrants on the United States shore . Nevertheless , thousands of poor Irish did cross the border , and those who went from Canada were able - bodied men who left their wives and young children , their parents and aged relatives ...
Sivu 92
... Irish race ; all hope of assimilation with England was then lost , and bitterness without parallel took possession of the Irish mind . THE treatment of the Irish people by the British government during the great potato famine has been ...
... Irish race ; all hope of assimilation with England was then lost , and bitterness without parallel took possession of the Irish mind . THE treatment of the Irish people by the British government during the great potato famine has been ...
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