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  • Discovery of America by the Irish

    Previous to the Ninth Century

    by Timothy L. Murphy ...
    Although the title of this work indicates that Irish people discovered America previous to the ninth century, I will not attempt to show at what particular time that event took place. In such works as have come under my notice, relating to the early discoveries of America, I find no positive evidence that the Irish people ever discovered America in the sense in which the term is used, as applied ... Read more

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  • Discovery of America by the Irish

    Previous to the Ninth Century

    by Timothy L. Murphy ...
    Although the title of this work indicates that Irish people discovered America previous to the ninth century, I will not attempt to show at what particular time that event took place. In such works as have come under my notice, relating to the early discoveries of America, I find no positive evidence that the Irish people ever discovered America in the sense in which the term is used, as applied ... Read more

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