nonfiction, autobiography, historic Ireland, 1800s, 1900s, Irish writers, hardback
LMODSingle page from PyRamiD, September 8, 1980. "Pick of the month: Bagatelle."
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LMODYellow, black and white
LMODnonfiction, historic Dublin, 1900s, Irish art, biography, culture, photography, hardback
LMODBlack and white postcard with drawing of Robert Emmet giving a speech at his trial. ‘Robert Emmet delivering his famous speech from the dock, 19 September 1803 “Oh, my country, was it personal ambition that could influence me? Had it been the soul of my actions, could I not, by my education and fortune,, by the rank and consideration of my family have placed myself amongst the proudest of your oppressors? My country was my idol. To it I sacrificed every selfish, every endearing sentiment, and for it I now offer myself, O God!” (Robert Emmet)’
LMODA coloured print depicting Emmet in his uniform of a green coat with white facings and white breeches holding his cocked hat with feathers above his head. The print applied with gilt highlights. A verse by Moore in the margin.
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