. Der ungekrönte König: Das Leben und die öffentlichen Dienste von Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell; bestehend aus einer grafischen Geschichte seiner Abstammung; auch Familie Erinnerungen, im Zusammenhang mit seiner alten Mutter, Delia Tudor Stewart Parnell ... ; auch eine bilgraphische Skizze seines großen Kollegen, RT. Hon. Wm. E. Gladstone . Wir besuchten unter seinen Freunden, und als ich nach Paris ging für die Bildung und soziale Vorteile meiner Familie.Meine Mutter und mein Bruder hatten ein schönes Zuhause in Paris. Mein Mann war erfreut, uns gothere wegen der großen Vorteile zu haben, die es mir und zu meinen Kindern erlaubte; aber er würde nicht l

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. The uncrowned king : the life and public services of Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell ; comprising a graphic story of his ancestry; also family reminiscences, related by his aged mother, Delia Tudor Stewart Parnell ... ; also, a bilgraphical sketch of his great co-laborer, Rt. Hon. Wm. E. Gladstone . en we were visitingamong his friends, and when I went to Paris forthe education and social advantages of my family.My mother and brother had a beautiful home inParis. My husband was pleased to have us gothere on account of the great advantages it affordedto me and to my children ; but he would not letthem go to school unless I was near them. We had eleven children born, five sons and^sixdaughters, all born at Avondale except Theodosia, who was born at Torquay, the place where thefamily first landed in England; and Henry, whowas born in Paris. All born in the same room atAvondale except Anna. Five of the eleven childrenare now living, three daughters and two sons.Ten of them grew up to majority. Hayes diedof pleurisy and an affection, of the liver at fif-teen ; and I lost an infant son five months old, William Tudor, through bad vaccination. All thedaughters married but Fanny and Anna, and allthe sons married except John and Hayes. Williamdied as an infant. Of those now living, Anna 46 .. 48 CHARLES STEWART PARNELL. is the only one that was prominent in the LandLeague in Ireland. My son John was also aquiet worker in this country, but on account of anervous defect in his speech, he did very litdepublic speaking. My daughter Anna usually re-sides near London. She has not been active inIrish matters for some time. Her work was prin-cipally in the Ladles Land League in Irelandduring the imprisonment of the members. Myson John is now residing in Atlanta, Ga., engagedin business in that city. My daughter Theodbsiamarried Claude Paget, who is in the employ of theBritish Navy, and is now with his ship in theBritish Fleet at Hong Kong. His wife, with herinfant son, is visiting among

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