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Personal sketches of his own times, Vol. 1 (of 3)

Note 32 — PATRICIANS AND PLEBEIANS.

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Their ancestors had mostly been troopers in the English armies, and were mingled amongst the Irish to mend the breed. They however soon imbibed the peculiarities of the Irish character with an increased ability to procure all its gratifications. In country sports they were quite pre-eminent, except a few who took exclusively to farming and drinking.

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