ABSTRACT
As the whole of the work is one continued tissue of misrepresentation and falsehood, a plain recital of facts will be the best means of giving it a full refutation. After the question of Regency, that memorable display of the infamy and principles of the factions of Ireland, some / of the most considerable of them were forced into Irish Parliamentary patriotism, by being stripped of the wages of their prostitution. In vain shall the accomplices of the author of carnage inveigh against French fraternity, as long as Ireland exhibits so melancholy a picture of the fraternity they have adopted themselves. Happy could he and his minions be taught, in the language and wisdom of Fox, that there is more strength to be gained by gaining the confidence of the people of Ireland, than forty thousand of the best forces of Europe.
