Ribbonism In Ireland An Authentic Report Of The Trial Of Richard Jones ... At A Commission Of Oyer And Terminer, Held At Green-Street, In The City Of Dublin, Before The Rt. Hon. Baron Richards And The Rt. Hon. Judge Ball, On The 27th June, 1840, And

This gripping historical account details the rise and fall of the Ribbon Society in Ireland, a secret organization that launched a rebellion against British rule in the early 19th century. Based on court transcripts and eyewitness testimony, the book offers a rare glimpse into a little-known chapter of Irish history.

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