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The emerald whaler

William J. Laubenstein

1961

Revolutionary underground

León Ó Broin

1976

A Brief account of the Fenian raids on the Missisquoi frontier in 1866 and 1870

1871

The Fenians

Kenny, Michael

1994

Ireland and America, versus England, from a Fenian point of view

James Lawlor Kiernan

1864

Fenianism in mid-Victorian Britain

John Newsinger

1994

Reminiscences of John Adye Curran

John Adye Curran

1915

A passionate girl

Thomas J. Fleming

2004

The Fenian raid of 1870

1870

"The Daily Telegraph" extra

1866

Fanatic heart

A. G. Evans

1997

The Fenians in context

R. V. Comerford

1985

The Irish position in British and in republican North America

Thomas D'Arcy M'Gee

1866

The Voyage of the Catalpa

Peter F. Stevens

2002

Prince of spies, Henri le Caron

J. A. Cole

1984

The Rising of the Moon

Peter Berresford Ellis

1987

Troublous times in Canada

MacDonald, John A.

1910

Fenianism in North America

Wilfried Neidhardt

1975

Proceedings and report of the Court of Inquiry on the circumstances connected with the late engagement at Lime Ridge

Canada. Court of Inquiry on Lime Ridge Engagement., Canada. Court of Inquiry on Lime Ridge Engagement

1993

From the earth, a cry

Ian Kenneally

2011

Pax Americana

Ronald Steel

1967

Parnellism and crime

1887

Fenianism, Irish Land Leagueism, and communism

Native of P. E. Island.

1881

John Masefield [a bibliography of his works]

Iolo Aneurin Williams

1921

Speech on Irish independence and English neutrality

George Francis Train

1865

The graves at Kilmorna

Patrick Augustine Sheehan

1800

Cloudy weather

Elizabeth Angela Henry

1921

Fenian fire

Christy Campbell

2003

Irish rebel

Terry Golway

1998

Rossa's recollections, 1838-1898

Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa

2004

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