Mr. O'Leary's Defence; Containing a Vindication of His Conduct and Writings During the Late Disturbances in Munster

This book is a historical account of the Irish Catholic uprisings in Munster in the late 18th century, as told by the prominent Catholic priest Arthur O'Leary. The author offers a detailed defense of the Catholic cause, refuting the accusations of their Protestant opponents and shedding light on the complex political and social factors at play. This book is an important historical document and an essential read for anyone interested in Irish history and politics.

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