The History of the Great Irish Famine of 1847 (3rd ed.) (1902) - With Notices of Earlier Irish Famines by John O'Rourke
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Dowse--Conclusion 505
(NOTE A.)--Absenteeism: Mr. M'Culloch's defence of it examined, 522 (NOTE B.)--Smith O'Brien's refusal to serve on a Committee of the House of Commons, 556 (NOTE C.)--Treasury Minute, dated August 31st, 1846 541 (NOTE D.)--The "Labouchere Letter," Authorizing Reproductive Employment, 549 THE GREAT FAMINE OF 1847, ETC. CHAPTER I. The Potato--Its introduction into Europe--Sir Walter Raleigh--The Potato of Virginia--The Battata, or sweet Potato--Sir John Hawkins--Sir Francis Drake--Raleigh's numerous exploring expeditions--Story of his distributing Potatoes on the Irish coast on his way from Virginia groundless--Sir Joseph Banks--His history |
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