A History of the City of Dublin volume 3
A History of the City of Dublin volume 3
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' He intrusted his manuscript to Digby, who was to attend the printing in Dublin, and enjoy WILLIAM-STUUKT. 335 the emoluments, but to leave the merit of the composition to him that was entitled to it. But Digby carried the manuscript to Mr. Brooke, with whom he was in collusion, and, after amusing Mr. O'Conor with idle promises, and procuring from him what information he and Mr. Brooke wanted, the latter published his proposals for nothing less than a History of Ire- land. Contarine, fortunate...ly, who was innocently instru- mental to this infamous proceeding, obliged the gentlemen to desist, even after they had gone so far, and there was an end to Brooke's History, and to the ' Ogygian Tales, ' which Mr. O'Conor stripped of their fabulous garb, and published a few years after, with the title of ' Dissertations on the History of Ireland. ' " The Rev. Thomas Contarine, whose interposition concluded this affair, was the clergyman who has been immortalized by Oliver Goldsmith as the " village preacher" of Auburn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He intrusted his manuscript to Digby, who was to attend the printing in Dublin, and enjoy WILLIAM-STUUKT. 335 the emoluments, but to leave the merit of the composition to him that was entitled to it. But Digby carried the manuscript to Mr. Brooke, with whom he was in collusion, and, after amusing Mr. O'Conor with idle promises, and procuring from him what information he and Mr. Brooke wanted, the latter published his proposals for nothing less than a History of Ire- land. Contarine, fortunate...ly, who was innocently instru- mental to this infamous proceeding, obliged the gentlemen to desist, even after they had gone so far, and there was an end to Brooke's History, and to the ' Ogygian Tales, ' which Mr. O'Conor stripped of their fabulous garb, and published a few years after, with the title of ' Dissertations on the History of Ireland. ' " The Rev. Thomas Contarine, whose interposition concluded this affair, was the clergyman who has been immortalized by Oliver Goldsmith as the " village preacher" of Auburn.
What to read after A History of the City of Dublin volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thomas Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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