The Irish in the American Revolution and their Early Influence in the Colonies.

James Haltigan

Published by Patrick Haltigan, Washington,D.C., 1908

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The book appears to have been rebound, based upon a small sticker on the back paste-down that reads-"Hechman Bindery-Bound to Please N. Manchester, Indiana June '74". Bound in green buckram title and author in gilt on the spine. Top edges gilt. The fore-edges and bottom edges of the first 24 pages have been expertly repaired and are now smooth. There are notations and marginalia in pencil throughout the book, and the text and illustrations are generally clean and unmarked. The binding is firm. Includes a list of "purely Irish names found on the rolls of Bunker Hill as given in the Massachusetts archives". Illustrated with eight portraits onin black and white on glossy paper. with tissue guards intact. The frontis is an illustration in color and gilt depicting the Irish and American flags. Elegant and loving inscription to a son from his mother dated "May '8 Fair Day of.Co. Tipperary- Ireland " on the page after the title page. Small store coupon for 25 cents off Barclay on the back free end page. 619 pages plus an Index. Please see all images.

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Title: The Irish in the American Revolution and their Early Influence in the Colonies.
Publisher: Patrick Haltigan, Washington,D.C.
Publication Date: 1908
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

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Friends of the Curtis Memorial Library, based in Brunswick, Maine is a non-profit corporation that exists solely to assist the Curtis Memorial Library in its many activities, principally through fundraising by the sale of used books. Operating through a retail outlet located at 200 Maine St. in Brunswick and through its on-line sales activities, Curtis Friends operates only with volunteers from the local community and sells only those books donated by its constituents. Curtis Friends has been in existence for several decades.

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