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James O'Leary: The most ancient lives of Saint Patrick, including the life by Jocelin ... and his extant writings, with a preface and chronological table

Author

James O'Leary (1837–1902)
Description	British
Date of birth/death	1837	1902
Authority file	: Q19361495 VIAF: 43189192 ISNI: 0000000063508689 LCCN: n82110059 NLA: 35283613 WorldCat

Title

The most ancient lives of Saint Patrick, including the life by Jocelin ... and his extant writings, with a preface and chronological table

Publisher

New York : Kenedy

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Seventh Edition

Language

English

Publication date

1904

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Internet Archive identifier: saintpatrick00oleauoft

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