Irish improvidence encouraged by English bounty; being a remonstrance against the government projects for Irish relief, and suggestions of measures by which the Irish poor can be speedily and effectually fed, relieved, employed, and elevated above their present degraded position, without taxing English industry for this purpose.

Irish improvidence encouraged by English bounty;

being a remonstrance against the government projects for Irish relief, and suggestions of measures by which the Irish poor can be speedily and effectually fed, relieved, employed, and elevated above their present degraded position, without taxing English industry for this purpose.

By an ex-member of the British Parliament.

Bibliographic Details
Contributors:	O'Brien, William Smith, 1803-1864, former owner Ex-member of the British Parliament more
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published / Created:	London : James Ridgway, [1847?]
Subjects:	Poor laws > Ireland Ireland > History > Famine, 1845-1852 Ireland > Economic conditions > 19th century Ireland > Social conditions > 19th century
Notes:	Physical description: 16 p. ; 21 cm. (8vo)