LIFE

OF

THEOBALD WOLFE TONE,

FOUNDER OF THE UNITED IRISH SOCIETY,

AND

ANJUTANT GENERAL AND CHEF DE BRIGADE IN THE SERVICE OF THE FRENCH AND
BATAVIAN REPUBLICS.

Written by himself, and continued by his Son; with his Political Writings, and Fragments of
his Diary, whilst Agent to the General and Sub-committee of the Catholics of Ireland, and
Secretary to the Delegation who presented their Petition to his Majesty George III.

HIS MISSION TO FRANCE:

With a complete Diary of his Negotiations to procure the aid of the French and Batavian
Republics, for the Liberation of Ireland; of the Expeditions of Bantry Bay, the Texel, and
of that wherein he fell. Narrative of his Trial, Defence before the Court Martial, and Death

Edited by his Son,

WILLIAM THEOBALD WOLFE TONE:

With a brief account of his own Education and Campaigns under the Emperor Napoleonf.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

Victrix causa Diis placuit, sed victa Catoni.

Pharsalia, Lib. 1, Verse 128.

VOL. I.

WASHINGTON:

PRINTED BY GALES & SEATON.

1826.