... distinction in. the phases of O'Connell's character whether he died or lived a Nationalist, Kg - praler, a Federalist, or a Whig. Ilopiog the monumentt wit be alike worthy of 01Connell's fainaend the nation's ermsitude, I remain yOUrai-fitithGully, ._ ...

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