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- THE JOURNAL
- OF THE
- BY
- THOMAS HAMILTON MURRAY
- VOLUME II
- INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO SECOND VOLUME.
- T. H. M.
- CONTENTS
- THE AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
- WHEN AND WHERE FOUNDED.
- THE PRELIMINARY WORK.
- OBJECTS AND PURPOSES.
- SPEAKING MORE IN DETAIL.
- MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS.
- THE MODE OF ADMISSION.
- THE FEES OF MEMBERS.
- NO LINES OF CREED OR POLITICS.
- OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
- THE FIRST PRESIDENT-GENERAL.
- MEETINGS AND FIELD DAY.
- DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP.
- THE SOCIETY’S PUBLICATIONS.
- OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY, 1899.
- EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
- The foregoing and
- STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS.
- CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF THE SOCIETY.
- PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1899.
- THE ANNUAL MEETING.
- THE AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
- NOTICE OF MEETING AND BANQUET.
- THE SECRETARY-GENERAL’S REPORT.
- RECEIPTS.
- EXPENDITURES.
- THE ANNUAL BANQUET.
- GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT’S RECEPTION.
- ADDRESSES MADE AND PAPERS READ.
- AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1899.
- LETTER FROM EDWARD A. MOSELEY, THE RETIRING PRESIDENT-GENERAL.
- IRISH EMIGRATION DURING THE SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES.
- BY THOMAS ADDIS EMMET, M. D., NEW YORK CITY.
- FOUR MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
- SOME PRE-REVOLUTIONARY IRISHMEN.
- BY HON. JOHN C. LINEHAN, CONCORD, N. H.
- FOUR STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY.
- FOUR STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS.
- THE “SCOTCH-IRISH” AND “ANGLO-SAXON” FALLACIES.
- BY JAMES JEFFREY ROCHE, BOSTON, MASS.
- MR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF THE AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY:
- THE IRISH NAME.
- THE WORK OF THE SOCIETY.
- BY THOMAS J. GARGAN, BOSTON, MASS.
- RUSSIA THE FRIEND OF THE REPUBLIC.
- BY JOSEPH SMITH, LOWELL, MASS.
- THE “ANGLO-SAXON” SHIBBOLETH CONDEMNED.
- MR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN:
- A MEETING IN PROVIDENCE, R. I.,
- RECEPTION AND BANQUET TO THE COUNCIL.
- PRESIDENT-GENERAL GARGAN’S ADDRESS.
- FELLOW-MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY:
- ADDRESS OF REV. S. BANKS NELSON.
- FELLOW-COUNTRYMEN AND FELLOW-CITIZENS:
- ADDRESS BY HON. JOHN D. CRIMMINS.
- A MEETING IN NEWPORT, R. I.,
- FOUR STATE VICE-PRESIDENTS.
- A MEETING IN BOSTON, MASS.,
- HELD AT THE HOTEL BELLEVUE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1899.
- PAPERS CONTRIBUTED TO THE SOCIETY,
- DURING THE YEAR, FOR PUBLICATION.
- THE IRISH PIONEERS OF TEXAS.
- BY HON. JOHN C. LINEHAN, CONCORD, N. H.
- HON. JOHN J. LINN,
- J. C. L.
- EARLY IRISH SETTLERS IN KENTUCKY.
- BY EDWARD FITZPATRICK,[5] LOUISVILLE, KY.
- FOUR MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
- THE IRISH PIONEERS AND FOUNDERS OF PETERBOROUGH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.[6]
- BY JAMES F. BRENNAN, OF PETERBOROUGH.
- MR. TOASTMASTER, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
- SKETCH OF AN EARLY IRISH SETTLEMENT IN RHODE ISLAND.
- BY THOMAS HAMILTON MURRAY, WOONSOCKET, R. I.
- AN EARLY IRISHMAN OF WATERBURY, CONN.
- BY MARTIN SCULLY,[13] OF WATERBURY.
- FOUR MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
- SOME IRISH SETTLERS IN VIRGINIA.
- BY HON. JOSEPH T. LAWLESS,[14] RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
- FOUR MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
- THE WHISTLERS—A FAMILY ILLUSTRIOUS IN WAR AND PEACE.
- BY JOSEPH SMITH, LOWELL, MASS.
- DAVID HAMILTON, A SOLDIER OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
- BY DANIEL M. O’DRISCOLL, CHARLESTON, S. C.
- THE IRISH CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF BROWN UNIVERSITY.[16]
- BY THOMAS HAMILTON MURRAY, WOONSOCKET, R. I.
- FOUR MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.
- BY WILLIAM MONTGOMERY SWEENY, ASTORIA, L. I., N. Y.
- PAPERS READ BEFORE THE SOCIETY, OR CONTRIBUTED FOR PUBLICATION.
- ADDRESSES DELIVERED.
- MEMBERSHIP ROLL,
- AMERICAN-IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.[17]
- THE DEAD OF THE SOCIETY.
- GENERAL INDEX.
- ANALYTICAL INDEX.
- British Government, Overt Acts Against, 71
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES