 He then proceeded to ask me, in case of the landing being effectuated, might he rely on finding provisions, and particularly bread? I said it would be impossible to make any arrangements in Ireland previous to the landing, because of the surveillance...  The Life of Theobald Wolfe Tone - Page 186by Theobald Wolfe Tone - 1831 - 347 pagesFull view - About this book
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...his company; " Into his arms I soon didfy, and there embraced him tenderly." He then said he presumed I was the author of the memorandums which had been...there are one or two points I want to consult you on,' &c. — vol. ii. pp. 153. In the midst of these consultations, it certainly does appear that Mr. Tone... | |
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...company ; " Into his arms I soon didjly, and tiiere embraced him tenderly." He then said he presumed I was the author of the memorandums which had been...transmitted to him. I said I was. Well, said he, there are ono or two points I want to consult you on,' &c. — vol. ii. pp. 152. In the midst of these consultations,... | |
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...company. ' Into his arms I soon did fly, and there embraced him tenderly.' " He then said he presumed I was the author of the memorandums which had been...in Ireland previous to the landing, because of the surveillance of the government ; but if that were once accomplished there would be no want of provisions... | |
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...company. ' Into his arms I soon did fly, and there embraced him tenderly.' " He then said he presumed I was the author of the memorandums which had been..."rely on finding provisions, and particularly bread?*! said it would be impossible to make any arrangements in Ireland previous to the landing, because of... | |
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