JUSTIN MCCARTHY
\d͡ʒˈʌstɪn mə kˈɑːði], \dʒˈʌstɪn mə kˈɑːði], \dʒ_ˈʌ_s_t_ɪ_n m_ə k_ˈɑː_ð_i]\
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A noted Irish journalist, politician, historian, novelist, and miscellaneous writer; born at Cork, Nov. 22, 1830. He has been a Home Rule Member of Parliament since 1879, and since the fall of Parnell, chairman of the Irish Parliamentary party. He spent three years (1868-70) in the United States, traveling, lecturing, and engaged in literary work, being (amongst other things) connected editorially with the New York Independent. He revisited this country in 1886. Among his chief works are: "A History of Our Own Times" (4 vols., 1879-80); "History of the Four Georges" (4 vols., 1889); the novels "Lady Judith" (1871); "A Fair Saxon" (1873); "Dear Lady Disdain" (1875); "The Right Honorable" (1886, with Mrs. Campbell-Praed); etc. "Modern Leaders", a collection of biographical sketches, appeared in 1872. His latest works are "The Story of Gladstone's Life"; "Ireland and her Story".
By Charles Dudley Warner
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