Patrick Books

The Epistles and Hymn of St. Patrick, with the Poem of Secundinus, Tr. Ed. By T. Olden
The Hearts Ease, Or, A Remedy Against All Troubles A Consolatory Discourse Particularly Directed To Those Who Have Lost Their Friends And Dear Relatio
Considerations On Remedial Measures For Removing Or Mitigating The Evils Arising From The Law Of Entail In Scotland: In A Letter To Thomas F. Kennedy,
A Homily Of Saint Gregory The Great On The Pastoral Office (1908)
What The Catholic Church Most Needs In The United States: Or The Voice Of The Priests In The Election Of The Bishops (1884)
Legends Of The North: The Guidman O' Inglismill And The Fairy Bride (1873)
The Gay Cat
Tropical Diseases: A Manual Of The Diseases Of Warm Climates
The Resources of Arizona
Some Aboriginal Sites on Red River

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