Letter about Fenian and Orangeman (1 september): Revision history

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7 March 2025

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  • curprev 15:2515:25, 7 March 2025‎ TCDE-Team talk contribs‎ 626 bytes +626‎ Created page with "300px|right| This letter was written by Arthur Conan Doyle from Blandford (UK) on 1st september 1898. == Letter == My dear Sir I am with the troops so can only send you this hurried line to thank you for your kind letter. I fancy there are enough Irishmen who think as we do to make a party with. I don't know which I hate most a Fenian or an Orangeman — they are both of the 18th century. : Yours very truly :..."
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