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William Conner
      
Life
Mentor of James Fintan Lalor; author of pamphlets, The Speech of William
Conner, Esq., against rackrents, &c. (Dublin 1832); The true
political economy of Ireland; or rack-rent the one great cause of all
her evils, with its remedy (Dublin 1835); The axe laid to the root
of Irish oppression (Dublin 1840); The prosecuted speech delivered
in proposing a petition to Parliamne in favour of a valuation and a perpetuity
of his farm to the tenant, &c. (Dublin 1842); A letter to the
tenantry of Ireland contianing an exposition of the rackrent system (Dublin
1842); The catechism of valuatioin and perpetuity of tenure (3rd.
Edn. Dublin 1850) [all cited in David Buckley, James Fintan Lalor,
1990)
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