Over the years, Robert Cahill has written a few articles on the Irish of New England for the North Shore Sunday Newspaper. This book is about the stories and successes of the Great Irish Famine, and the stories of the Irish who came to New England before the 19th century.
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New England's Collectible Classics Series
Book #1 Witches & Wizards
Book #2 Ghostly Haunts
Book #3 Marvelous Monsters
Book #4 Mad & Mysteries Men
Book #5 Strange Sea Sagas
Book #6 Finding N.E.'s Shipwrecks
Book #7 War Wonders
Book #8 Visitors From Outer Space
Book #9 The Horrors of Salem's Witch Dungeon
Book #10 The Old Irish of N.E.
Book #11 Naughty Navy
Book #12 Viking & Indian Wars
Book #13 Riotous Revolution
Book #14 Pirates & Lost Treasures
Book #15 Mountain Madness
Book #16 Things That Go Bump in the Night
Book #17 Strange Superstitions
Book #18 Ancient Mysteries
Book #19 Haunted Ships of the N. Atlantic
Book #20 Sugar & Spice
Book #21 Haunted Happenings
Book #22 Amazing Fish Stories
Book #23 Strange Beliefs, Customs & Superstitions
Book #24 Christmas Memories
Book #25 Cruel & Unusual Punishments
Book #26 Curious Customs & Cures
Book #27 Lighthouse Mysteries of the N. Atlantic
Book #1 Witches & Wizards
Book #2 Ghostly Haunts
Book #3 Marvelous Monsters
Book #4 Mad & Mysteries Men
Book #5 Strange Sea Sagas
Book #6 Finding N.E.'s Shipwrecks
Book #7 War Wonders
Book #8 Visitors From Outer Space
Book #9 The Horrors of Salem's Witch Dungeon
Book #10 The Old Irish of N.E.
Book #11 Naughty Navy
Book #12 Viking & Indian Wars
Book #13 Riotous Revolution
Book #14 Pirates & Lost Treasures
Book #15 Mountain Madness
Book #16 Things That Go Bump in the Night
Book #17 Strange Superstitions
Book #18 Ancient Mysteries
Book #19 Haunted Ships of the N. Atlantic
Book #20 Sugar & Spice
Book #21 Haunted Happenings
Book #22 Amazing Fish Stories
Book #23 Strange Beliefs, Customs & Superstitions
Book #24 Christmas Memories
Book #25 Cruel & Unusual Punishments
Book #26 Curious Customs & Cures
Book #27 Lighthouse Mysteries of the N. Atlantic
From the Author
Most of the servents who came to the New World with the Pilgrims and Puritans were Irish and Scots-Irish, yet their names were not recorded for posterity.The Irish snuck into Boston by the hundreds in the 1600s and by the thousands in the early 1700s.The famed Boston Massacre was really an Irish Massacre, since most who participated on both sides, were Irish. The greatest American privateerman was Irish, and many of Washington's generals were Irish,as were a high percentage of his troops.If you're of Irish blood-this is the book for you.
Bob Cahill
Bob Cahill
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When I was fifteen years old and had played "hookey" from school on March 17th to join in the South Boston Saint Patrick's Day celebration, another boy about my age stopped me on Broadway. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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When I was fifteen years old and had played "hookey" from school on March 17th to join in the South Boston Saint Patrick's Day celebration, another boy about my age stopped me on Broadway. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New England, New Hampshire, Mystery Hill, General Howe, New York, Sam Adams, American Revolution, Revolutionary War, Bunker Hill, Ethan Allen, John Adams, Rhode Island, American Army, Boston Common, Custom House, Hugh Hill, Irish Catholics, Saint Patrick's Day, Breed's Hill, Green Mountain Boys, John Hancock, Jonathan Haraden, British Army, Dock Square, Emerald Isle New!
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- The Custom House by Francis King on page 23, and page 25
- Little Wolf by A. McGovern in Back Matter
- New Hampshire (From Sea to Shining Sea, Second Series) by Terry Miller Shannon on page 37
- History of Ireland by Richard English on page 27
- Black Hunter by Eddie Stone in Back Matter
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