The journal of M. Gedeon Bonnivert, one of a troop of horse, dispatched from London to join King William in Ireland; from the 6th of June, 1690 to the end of July of the same year; to which is annexed a brief description of Ireland, accompanied by drawings of several domestic implements used by the native Irish.
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London: British Museum, Sloane Ms. 1033Other
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