An Irish Crazy-Quilt: Smiles and tears, woven into song and story
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Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. This book is printed in black & white, Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Reprinted in 2022 with the help of original edition published long back 1891. As this book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages. If it is multi vo Resized as per current standards. We expect that you will understand our compulsion with such books. 294 An Irish crazy-quilt....
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- An Irish Crazy-Quilt.
- CONTENTS.
- AN IRISH CRAZY-QUILT.
- THE CHURCH OF BALLYMORE.
- THE OLD BOREEN.
- AN IRISH SCHOOLHOUSE.
- PAT MURPHY’S COWS.
- FATHER TOM MALONE. A LAND LEAGUE REMINISCENCE.
- YOU CAN GUESS.
- ONLY!
- SONGS OF INNISFAIL.
- TAMING A TIGER.
- THE LORD OF KENMARE.
- RYAN’S REVENGE.
- AN OLD IRISH TUNE.
- “HARVEY DUFF.”
- “HARVEY DUFF.”
- A SEDITIOUS SLIDE.
- IVAN PETROKOFFSKY.
- THE EMPEROR’S RING.
- BLACK LORIS.
- WHO SHOT PHLYNN’S HAT?
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- THE RED-HEART DAISY. A RUSSIAN ALLEGORY.
- THE TIDE IS TURNING.
- OUR OWN AGAIN.
- THE TALE OF A TAIL.
- THE SEA-SICK SUB-COMMISSIONERS.
- CAOINE OF THE CLARE CONSTABULARY.
- CLAUSE TWENTY-SIX. (A COTTER’S REVERY ON THE EMIGRATION CLAUSE OF THE LAND ACT.)
- JENKINS, M. P.
- THADY MALONE.
- [B] RORY’S REVERIE.
- A DOUBLE SURPRISE.
- I. GALLAGHER’S GOOSE.
- II. A PLOT, AND ITS EXECUTION.
- III. A BATCH OF CORRESPONDENCE.
- IV. THE CONSTABLE’S CHRISTMAS COLLATION.
- OUR LAND SHALL BE FREE.
- PHILIPSON’S PARTY.
- THE FELONS OF OUR LAND.
- AN OFFICIAL VALUATION.
- A BEWILDERED BOYCOTTER.
- A COMPLAINT OF COERCION.
- O’NEILL’S ADDRESS. BENBURB: JUNE 6, 1646.
- THE FENIAN’S DREAM. CHRISTMAS, 1867.
- THE SPEAKER’S COMPLAINT.[C]
- ERIN MACHREE (1798).
- THAT TRAITOR TIMMINS.
- BALFOUR’S WISH.
- OUR CAUSE.
- SERVED HIM RIGHT.
- RAPPAREE SONG.
- TO THE LANDLORDS OF IRELAND.
- BALFOUR REJOICES.
- A PICTURESQUE PENNY-A-LINER.
- THE IRISH BRIGADE.
- SNOOKS.
- CALEDONIAN CANDLESTICKS.
- FAITHFUL TO THE LAST.
- FENIAN BATTLE-SONG.
- THE GRAVE OF THE MARTYRS.[D]
- DEATH’S VICTORY. IN MEMORIAM JOHN BOYLE O’REILLY.
- THE GREEN FLAG AT FREDERICKSBURG.
- THE FLAG OF OUR LAND.
- HURRAH FOR LIBERTY.
- THE MESSENGER. NOVEMBER 23, 1867.[E]
- A TYPICAL TRIAL.
- JOHN BULL’S APPEAL TO JONATHAN.
- THE STORY OF A BOMB.
- AVENGING, THOUGH DIM (1798).
- CHRISTMAS DIRGE OF THE LONDON POLICE (1885).
- IRELAND’S PRAYER (MAY, 1885).
- JOHN BULL’S NEW YEAR.
- READY AND STEADY. A FENIAN NEW-YEAR SONG (1867).
- WHY SMITHERS RESIGNED.
- THE CHARGE OF THE GUARDS AT LONDON TOWER.[I] BY ALFRED TENNYSON’S GHOST.
- AN ADDRESS TO SLAVES.[J]
- EXPLOITS OF AN IRISH REPORTER.
- A POLITICAL LESSON SPOILED.
- THE LION’S LAMENTATION.
- MEMORIAL ODE TO THE IRISH DEAD WHO WERE SLAUGHTERED DURING THE FIFTY YEARS’ REIGN OF VICTORIA, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
- AN ORANGE ORATION.
- SONG OF KING ALCOHOL.
- CONTRARY COGNOMENS.
- AN ÆSTHETIC WOOING.
- THE DRUNKARD’S DREAM.
- FREDERICK’S FOLLY.
- CONSTABLE X.
- LUCIFER’S LABORATORY.
- THE MONOPOLIST’S MOAN.
- WITH THE GRAND ARMY VETERANS. AT GRANT’S FUNERAL, AUGUST 8, 1885.
- THE IRISH SOLDIER AT GRANT’S GRAVE.
- MAINE AND MAYO.
- A SANDY ROW SKIRMISH.
- THE PRIEST WITH THE BROGUE. A MINER’S REMINISCENCE.
- ARAB WAR SONG.
- HOBBIES IN OUR BLOCK.
- NOT A JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
- THE LINGUIST OF THE LIFFEY.
- A WINDY DAY AT CABRA.
- PEGGY O’SHEA. AN IRISH SERENADE.
- THE BOSTON CARRIER’S PLAINT.
- APROPOS OF THE CENSUS.
- NEW ENGLAND’S MARKSMEN.
- A MIXED ANTIQUARIAN.
- JONES’S UMBRELLA.
- LESSONS IN THE FRENCH DRAMA.
- CALCRAFT AND PRICE.[M] A LYRIC FOR LOYALISTS.
- ENTITLED TO A RAISE. SUGGESTED BY A ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY PETITION.
- THE POSTMAN’S WOOING. THE POSTMAN’S PLIGHT.
- SONNETS TO A SHOEMAKER.
- A COMMERCIAL CRISIS.
- AT THE COLLEGE SPORTS.
- A MUSICAL REVENGE.
- A LIAR LAID OUT.
- MULROONEY.—A TROOPER’S TALE.
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