Proclamation and Insurrection in Ireland 1797 1798
The document recounts May 1797 pardons offered to rebels who renounced treason, the suppression of a planned insurrection, and the restoration of order in Ulster. It describes Union influence, arms manufacture, and the broader attempt at revolution aided by French support, including figures like Wolfe Tone and Lord Edward Fitzgerald, with government measures to quell violence and restore civil authority.
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Miiny
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Ulster
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
Dublin
Wnctafing
Kaldare
Witnefts
Areriff
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M‘nevin
He.a. Megister
Soc
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France
Union
Arthur O'Connor
Edward ‘Fitzgerald
Hambuurgh
Switzerland
Frankfort
Hocie
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Theobald Wolfe ‘Tone
Archibald Hamilton Rowan
Lewiries
Paris
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Ireland
Spain
Simes
Iete
Foreign Services
Fremch
Fa&ta
London
Edward Fiiegersid
Directory
Irith
Ie Union
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Bac
WSK
Leintter
Rébekiad
Tipperary
Gahier
Lord Camden
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