human
I am afraid, he said, in the course of this address,
gpt
Failing in health himself, O'Connell went to Italy. At Rome, Pope Pius IX. prepared a magnificent reception for him. Before he could reach the Eternal City, O'Connell died in his seventy-second year. Lacordaire, who but shortly before this had pronounced his greatest of funeral orations over the bier of General Drouot, thus spoke of O'Connell:
human
Honor, glory and eternal gratitude for the man who gave to his country the boon of liberty of conscience. Where is a man in the Church since the time of Constantine who has at one stroke enfranchised six millions of souls? When the body of O'Connell was buried at Glasnevin, it was followed to the grave by fifty thousand mourners, among whom Orangemen and Ribbonmen walked side by side. In England, O'Connell's death was regarded with a feeling akin to relief. There his persistent demands of
gpt
had come to be regarded with derision, bringing him the nickname of
human
Big Beggarman.
gpt
Vanity Fair
human
Jane Eyre
gpt
Evidences of the Christian Revelations, a reprint of his article on
human
Christianity contributed to the
gpt
Encyclopedia Britannica. In other respects it was a notable year for English letters. Charles Dickens had just published his famous stories
human
Dombey and Son and
gpt
The Haunted Man. The success of these novels was surpassed by that of Thackeray's
human
Vanity Fair. Three writers now made their appearance. Anthony Trollope brought out his
gpt
MacDermotts of Ballycoran ; Emily Brontë published her first novel,
human
Wuthering Heights, while her sister, Charlotte Brontë, at the same time achieved an immense success with her story of
gpt
Jane Eyre.