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9780198208792

The Writings of Theobald Wolfe Tone 1763-98 Volume II: America, France, and Bantry Bay, August 1795 to December 1796

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    9780198208792

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    0198208790

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-02-07
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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This edition of the writings of Theobald Wolfe Tone (1763-98), barrister, United Irishman, agent of the Catholic Committee, and officer in the French revolutionary army, is intended to comprehend all his writings and largely to supersede the two volume Life of Theobald Wolfe Tone...written byhimself that was edited by his son and published in 1826. It consists mainly of Tone's correspondence, diaries, autobiography, pamphlets, public addresses, and miscellaneous memoranda. It is based on the original MSS if extant or the most reliable printed sources. Tone's participation in Irish politics in the early 1790s and his presence on the periphery of the ruling circle in revolutinary France from February 1796 to September 1798 is enough to make his writings a major historical source. However the literary quality of his writings, diaries, andautobiography enhance this importance. This volume is the second of three volumes and covers Tone's attempt to settle in America, the early days in France, his negotiations with the Directory, his entry into the French army, and the expedition to Bantry Bay. Preceded by Tone's Career in Ireland to June 1795 (1998), it is to be followedby France, the Rhine, Lough Swilly, and Death of Tone, January 1797 to November 1798. Addenda, corrigenda, a bibliography of Theobald Wolfe Tone, and an index to all three volumes will appear in the third volume.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations xi
America, France and Bantry Bay, August 1795 to December 1796 xiii
THE DOCUMENTS
1795
August 7 To Thomas Russell
1(1)
August 7 Matilda Tone to Thomas Russell
2(1)
August 10 To Pierre Auguste Adet
3(4)
August 13 Memorandum by Tone on the state of Ireland
7(3)
August Memorandum by Tone on his brother Mathew
10(1)
September 1 To Thomas Russell
11(6)
September 3 From John Keogh
17(3)
September 18 From Robert Simms
20(1)
September 21 From Thomas Russell(?)
21(1)
September 21 From William Simms
22(1)
October 1 Pierre Auguste Adet to the Committee of Public Safety
23(1)
October 1 Extract from a despatch from Pierre Auguste Adet to the Committee of Public Safety
24(1)
October 20 To Arthur O'Connor
25(4)
October 25 To Thomas Russell
29(5)
December 14 Pierre Auguste Adet to the Committee of Public Safety
34(1)
December 14 John Beckley to James Monroe
35(1)
December 17 Inscription by Tone in his diary
36(1)
1796
prob. January 26 Margaret Tone to Thomas Russell
37(1)
January 27 Report by Charles Delacroix to the Executive Directory
38(2)
February 2--15 Diary
40(14)
February 15 Receipt from secretary general for external relations for Adet's letter of 13 December 1795
54(1)
February 16--21 Diary
55(6)
February 22 First memorial to the French government on the present state of Ireland
61(9)
February 22--5 Diary
70(10)
February 26 To Charles Delacroix
80(3)
February 26--8 Diary
83(5)
February 29 Second memorial to the French government on the present state of Ireland
88(9)
February 29--March 11 Diary
97(10)
March 12--22 Diary
107(16)
March 23 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
123(1)
March 23--7 Diary
124(5)
March 27--April 4 Diary
129(15)
April 4 Memorandum to General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke on the encouragement of chouannerie in Ireland
144(1)
April 4--9 Diary
145(6)
April 10--21 Diary
151(7)
April 22 Tone's `Observations' on `Instructions' intended for Eugene Ahern
158(2)
April 22--5 Diary
160(4)
April 26 Memorandum on the number and position of the troops in Ireland
164(5)
April 26--May 2 Diary
169(7)
May 7 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
176(1)
May 7--11 Diary
177(3)
May 12 To Charles Delacroix
180(1)
May 12 Extract from the register of the Executive Directory
180(1)
May 12--13 Diary
181(2)
May 14 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
183(1)
May 14 Diary
183(1)
May 15 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
183(1)
May 15 Diary
184(1)
May 16 To the Executive Directory
184(1)
May 16 Diary
185(1)
May 17 Diary
185(1)
May 18 Decree of the Executive Directory
186(1)
May 18--29 Diary
187(5)
June 3 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
192(1)
June 3--9 Diary
193(3)
June 9--10 Proclamation to the people of Ireland
196(2)
June 10--12 Diary
198(3)
June 14 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
201(1)
June 14--23 Diary
202(9)
June 24--9 Diary
211(9)
June 30 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
220(1)
July 1--3 Diary
220(2)
July 4 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
222(1)
July 4--5 Diary
222(3)
July 6 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
225(1)
July 6--11 Diary
226(6)
July 12 From General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
232(1)
July 12--14 Diary
232(5)
July 15 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
237(1)
July 15--17 Diary
237(3)
July 17 From Claude Petiet
240(1)
July 18 To Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot
241(1)
July 18 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke (I)
242(1)
July 18 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke (II)
242(1)
July 18--20 Diary
243(4)
July 21 Extract from the register of the Executive Directory
247(1)
July 21 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
248(1)
July 21--August 6 Diary
249(11)
August 7--September 8 Autobiography (1763--92)
260(46)
August 8--September 2 Diary
306(4)
September 5 To General Henri Jacques Guillaume Clarke
310(1)
September 5--9 Diary
310(1)
September 11 Matilda Tone to Thomas Russell
311(2)
September 12--16 Diary
313(1)
September 17 To Charles Delacroix
314(1)
September 17--27 Diary
314(6)
September 28 Autobiography (1792, 1795--6)
320(21)
September 28--October 8 Diary
341(4)
October 9 Matilda Tone to Thomas Russell
345(1)
October 12 Diary
346(1)
a. October 14 An address to the peasantry of Ireland, by A Traveller, i.e. Tone
347(6)
October 14--November 13 Diary
353(19)
November 18 Diary
372(2)
November 21 To General Louis Nicolas Hyacinthe Cherin
374(1)
a. November 22 An address to the people of Ireland on the present important crisis
375(17)
a. November 22 To the militia of Ireland, by Sarsfield, i.e. Tone
392(2)
a. November 22 To the Irishmen now serving aboard the British navy (I)
394(2)
November 22--30 Diary
396(7)
November 30--December 2 To Matilda Tone
403(6)
December 2 Diary
409(1)
December 4 From General Louis Nicolas Hyacinthe Cherin
409(1)
December 4--21 Diary
410(10)
December 22 To the Irishmen now serving aboard the British navy (II)
420(1)
December 22 To the militia of Ireland
421(1)
December 22 To the people of Ireland
422(1)
December 22--3 Diary
422(4)
December 24 Proclamation by General Emmanuel Grouchy
426(1)
December 24, 1796--January 1, 1797 Diary
427

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