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...suffrage to the catholic. From this originated the societies of the United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791 ; even then it was clearly perceived that the...benefit would result to this country from such a measure l but but during the whole existence of the socity of United Irishmen of Dublin, we may safely aver,...

...suffrage to the Catholic. From this originated the societies of United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791 ; even then it was clearly perceived, that the...towards a separation from England. Some individuals had convinced themselves that benefit would result to this country from such a measure ; but during...

...obvious remark had not led the minds of the reformers towards a separation from England. Some individuals had convinced themselves that benefit would result to this country from such a measure; but during the whole existence of the Society of United Irishmen we may safely aver, that to the best of...

...it is posiOH. vi. TONE DESIRES A REPUBLIC. 15 lively asserted that although from the beginning they clearly perceived ' that the chief support of the...in Ireland, was the weight of English influence,' the question of separation was not at first so much as agitated among them ; that a considerable period...

...suffrage to the Catholic. From this originated the societies of the United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791 ; even then it was clearly perceived that the...themselves that benefit would result to this country country from such a measure : bat dnring the whole existence of the society of United Irishmen of Dublin...

...suffrage to the Catholic. From this originated the societies of the United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791 ; even then it was clearly perceived that the...would result to this country from such a measure : but during the whole existence of the Society of United Irishmen of Dublin we may safely aver, to the best...

...suffrage to the Catholic. From this originated the societies of the United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791; even then it was clearly perceived that the...would result to this country from such a measure; but during the whole existence of the society of United Irishmen of Dublin, we may safely aver, to the...

...suffrage to tho Catholic. From this originated the societies of the United Irishmen in the end of the year 1791 ; even then it was clearly perceived that the...interest in Ireland was the weight of English influence ; hut as yet that obvious remark had not led the minds of the reformers towards a separation from England....