REPEALER'S MANUAL,

OR

ABSENTEEISM:

THE

UNION RE-CONSIDERED.

BY W. J. BATTERSBY.

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PART I.

"We have a tender concern and regard for our parents, our children, our
kindred, and our acquaintance; but the love we have for our native land,
swallows up all other loves whatsoever. There is no honest man but would
die for his country, if by his death he could do it any necessary service.

"How detestable then, must the wickedness and barbarity of those people
be, who have mangled and rent this, their native country, by all manner of
villanies; and who have made it their business, nay, still make it their business,
to bring it to ruin and utter desolation."- Tully's offices.

"Capital taken in rent, from the land, should be returned again to the in-
dustry from whence it came."

BURKE.

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DEDICATION.

hat Practical, Patriotic, Independent, and Incorruptible Body,

THE

TIONAL TRADES POLITICAL UNION,

Work is dedicated, by its sincere friend,

WILLIAM JOSEPH BATTERSBY;

the earnest hope, that by its continued adce to Truth, Peace, Union, and Firmness, generation of Ireland will soon be effected.