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Roger O'Connor

Irish nationalist · Lived 1762 to 1834 · aged 72

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Roger O'Connor (1762-1834) was an Irish nationalist and writer, known for the controversies surrounding his life and writings, notably his fanciful history of the Irish people, the Chronicles of Eri.

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Caricature, said by Jane Hayter Hames to depict O'Connor saying "Erin go bragh" ("Ireland forever")Caricature, said by Jane Hayter Hames to depict O'Connor saying "Erin go bragh" ("Ireland forever")O'Connor depicted by Abraham Wivell, holding a crown signifying his claim to be the rightful king of IrelandO'Connor depicted by Abraham Wivell, holding a crown signifying his claim to be the rightful king of Ireland

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Roger O'Connor (1762-1834) was an Irish nationalist and writer, known for the controversies surrounding his life and writings, notably his fanciful history of the Irish people, the Chronicles of Eri. He was the brother of the United Irishman Arthur O'Connor, and the father of the Chartist leader Feargus O'Connor and of Francisco Burdett O'Connor who was to fight in the Spanish American wars of independence.

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Lived 1762 to 1834 · aged 72

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