Letters From Ireland During the Famine of 1847

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The Traveller's Experience of Famine Ireland

“…It moved through the veins with the blood, and nding no seed oats there, nor food, searched through every pocket to the bottom, and returned again and searched the esh and blood to the very heart; the poor man all the while gazing on me as if to see what the lean spirit might nd; and it searched the more keenly that he spoke not a word. [15] This cannibalistic interchange is so disturbing because Famine victims, rst, should not have names, and secondly should not look back. They are exhibits, 'framed pictures of woe' on the canvas of the 'dark picture', Ireland [16].…”