Daniel O'Connell, his Early Life and Journal, 1795 to 1802 [edited] by Arthur Houston

This book details the early life and journals of Daniel O'Connell, a powerful Irish politician known for his campaign for Catholic emancipation. It includes descriptions of important events that influenced O'Connell's political views during his early life. Arthur Houston's careful editing and annotations provide an insightful analysis and understanding of the context and content of the journals.

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