FOLEY, Daniel. An English-Irish Dictionary: intended for the use of students of the Irish Language, and for those who wish to translate their English thoughts, or the works of others, into language intelligible to the present Irish-Speaking inhabitants of Ireland.
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Dublin: William Curry and Company, Booksellers to the Queen, 1855. Octavo. First edition. pp. iv, 384. Green faded cloth, title in gilt on spine. A very good copy.
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