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Baratariana A select collection of fugitive political pieces, published during the administration of Lord Townshend in Ireland

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"[Sir Hector Langrische] published anonymously ... a covert attack on ... Lord Townshend under the title of 'The history of Barataria continued' ... republished, along with a number of letters by Flood, Grattan and himself, in a little volume entitled 'Baratariana'."--Dict. nat. biog., 1892, v. 32, p. 116Armorial book-plate: John Godley, esqr.
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Godley, John. PROLangrische, Hector, Sir, 1738-1811
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  1. Government
  2. Ireland
  3. Politics And Government
  4. Townshend, George Townshend. Marquis, 1724 1807

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