Stephen Byrne

Irish Emigration to the United States Stephen Byrne

I rish emigrants and their children, there is not the least intention of encouraging more emigration, especially from I reland, than has already taken place. But inasmuch as it still goes on, and is likely to continue for years to come, the information and suggestions contained herein may be useful to many hurtful to none. I must acknowledge, in fact, that the real motive of putting these pages into print is the following: A large number of emigrants from I reland, in leaving their homes either from choice or necessity, have made, I think, a very fatal mistake in crowding into the large cities of England, Scotland, and A merica.
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