An Irish Cousin, written by cousins Somerville and Ross in 1889, relates the decrease in the class of Irish who owned land. Although the novel was "begun in idleness and without conviction," it was received with such success that it led to them getting commissions from several illustrated papers.You may also enjoy these other Somerville and Ross eBooks: In Mr. Knox’s Country and Some Experiences of an Irish R.M.

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