America's fight for freedom : Irishmen who fought in the revolutionary war were overwhelmingly protestant
1920
BROAD L2008G75m
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Title
America's fight for freedom : Irishmen who fought in the revolutionary war were overwhelmingly protestant
Published
[Washington s.n. ca. 1920]
Description
1 sheet ([2] p.) ; 26 cm.
Call Number
BROAD L2008G75m
Note
Caption title.
Signed at end: John N. Quinn. Takoma Park, Washington, D.C.
An anti-Catholic and anti-nationalist polemic from the Washington D.C. resident who arrays extracts from various sources to argue that Ulstermen gave the greatest support to the American Revolution and that the United States owes its support to Ulster against a possible Irish republic: "Home Rule or an Irish Republic would sound the death knell of civil and religious liberty . . ."
Signed at end: John N. Quinn. Takoma Park, Washington, D.C.
An anti-Catholic and anti-nationalist polemic from the Washington D.C. resident who arrays extracts from various sources to argue that Ulstermen gave the greatest support to the American Revolution and that the United States owes its support to Ulster against a possible Irish republic: "Home Rule or an Irish Republic would sound the death knell of civil and religious liberty . . ."
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