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Cambridge.University.Press.Allegories.of.Union.in.Irish.and.English.Writing.1790-1870.Politics.History.and.the.Family.from.Edgeworth.to.Arnold.Oct.2000.pdf

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Introduction for Cambridge University Press Allegories of Union in Irish and English Writing. 1790-1870

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