Decies No. 59

Decies (LIX) (59) (.pdf, 25mb)
Waterford; Waterford Archaeological and Historical Society, 2003).

Editorial
From comfortable farms to marcantile commerce and cultural politics: The social origins and family connections of Thomas Francis Meagher / by J. Mannion
The 'Clongowes' of Thomas Francis Meagher / by A. Pierce
Thomas Francis Meagher: His Stonyhurst years / by D. Knight
The 'Sword' speech in context / by J. M. Hearn
The making of an Irish-American - Thomas Francis Meagher in the United States, 1852-1865 / by R.T. Cornish
T. F. Meagher and The Irish Brigade / J. Cullinane
Reluctant Fenian: Thomas Francis Meagher and militant Irish - American nationalism / by P. McCarthy
Thomas Francis Meagher's Bar Bill / by E. West
In a fierce and frightful region: Thomas Francis Meagher's Montana Adventure, 1865 - 1867 / by J. Axeline
Extract from President Kennedy's address to the Oireachtas / by E. Synnott
Deatha Donnchadha ruadh Mac Conmara / by E. Ni Chrotaigh
Visiting the Vatican in the early nineteentch centuary / by A. O'Brien
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