Irish Historical Allusions, Curious Customs And Superstitions, County of Kerry, Corkaguiny
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She put out of existence the two Boer Re- publics, as recently as 1902.
6. That the war is a mass murder of human beings carried on for greed.
7. Opposed to secret treaties or invisible governments, especially those binding the people without the full knowledge, consent and vote 54 AND HISTORICAL ALLUSIONS The History of the Revolution of 1916 is still making.
Skelligs., — (See my History of the Skellings, Blasket Islands and the West of Dingle, to which you will add the disputes between Rome a...nd the Irish Church over the observance of Easter.) Soupers and Souperism. — During the last black famine the Irish Protestant Mission Society established in the Dingle Peninsula soup and gruel kitchens for the purpose of tempting starving mothers with young children to become Protestants. A Dingle Catholic curate named O'Connor called those who accepted the soup on condition of joining the Protestant church or Scripture classes "Soupers." Finally the expression was extended to all of that class of Roman Catholics who while still believing in their former religion went under the color and pretense of converts for lucre and joined the Protestant Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She put out of existence the two Boer Re- publics, as recently as 1902.
6. That the war is a mass murder of human beings carried on for greed.
7. Opposed to secret treaties or invisible governments, especially those binding the people without the full knowledge, consent and vote 54 AND HISTORICAL ALLUSIONS The History of the Revolution of 1916 is still making.
Skelligs., — (See my History of the Skellings, Blasket Islands and the West of Dingle, to which you will add the disputes between Rome a...nd the Irish Church over the observance of Easter.) Soupers and Souperism. — During the last black famine the Irish Protestant Mission Society established in the Dingle Peninsula soup and gruel kitchens for the purpose of tempting starving mothers with young children to become Protestants. A Dingle Catholic curate named O'Connor called those who accepted the soup on condition of joining the Protestant church or Scripture classes "Soupers." Finally the expression was extended to all of that class of Roman Catholics who while still believing in their former religion went under the color and pretense of converts for lucre and joined the Protestant Church.
What to read after Irish Historical Allusions, Curious Customs And Superstitions, County of Kerry, Corkaguiny?
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