The History of the Irish Language in the North of Africa

The corn laws were a massive part of this. So the potatoes weren't growing. The rest of our food was being exported. And then anything that was being imported, the brits were pushing the prices up. If you were a poor irish parson, you starve to death. That's what happened. But he writes this fook in paper, this incredibly interesting paper, 18 59 in the archaeological journal.