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DIB entry of the day: Mary Leadbeater | Royal Irish Academy

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Professor Mary O'Dowd, MRIA, will today deliver a lecture 'The Shackleton sisters: Irish Quaker women c ' the fifth and final event in the current...

Smashwords – The Landlord's Friend by Mary Leadbeater – a book by...

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The Landlord's Friend is a pamphlet published in by Irish Quaker Mary Leadbeater for the instruction and education of the brutal Anglo-Irish landlords. It...

Mary Leadbeater

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, née Shackleton; b. Ballitore [var. Ballintore], Co. Kildare, Quaker; dg. of Shackleton, who taught Burke; m. William Leadbeater, 1791, landowner of ...

A History of Ireland in the Eighteenth Century - William Edward...

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... than refer my reader to the truthful and graphic journal of Mary Leadbeater, the friend of Burke, and the daughter of his old Quaker schoolmaster, Shackleton.

Castle Rackrent and Ennui - Maria Edgeworth - Google Books

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A decade later Edgeworth compiled another Irish glossary – to the book of Mary Leadbeater, an Irish Quaker, Cottage Dialogues among the Irish Poor (1811).

Mary Leadbeater: Annals of Ballitore - Ask About Ireland

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Mary Leadbeater, a Quaker woman, witnessed first-hand the horrors of the Rebellion and recorded the events in her diary. This was published in as 'The Annals of Ballitore,' and gives us a wonderful insight into the dreaful happenings at village level during the Rebellion.

Mary Leadbeater

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Mary Leadbeater Born in Ballitore, County Kildare. Her grandfather taught Edmund Burke in the local Quaker school which he founded. She became ...

Literary Encyclopedia — Mary Leadbeater

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The Quaker, Mary Leadbeater, was a prolific chronicler of late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth century life in rural Ireland. Her literary career ...

Mary Leadbeater – The Orlando Project

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Mary Leadbeater‘s name is identified with that of the Quaker village of Ballitore in County Kildare, whose cultural historian she was throughout the late eighteenth ...