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John Blake Dillon

John Blake Dillon (5 May 1814 – 15 September 1866) was an Irish writer and politician who was one of the founding members of the Young Ireland movement.

Career, Early life and education & Death

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Early life and education

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Death

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John Blake Dillon

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples24
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
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John Blake Dillon

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related to Early life and education · 18
John Blake Dillon → Anne Blake, Anne Deane, Ballaghaderreen, Dublin, Earl, He, His, Irish Bar, London, Luke Dillon, Maynooth, Mayo, Patrick Dillon, Patrick's College, Roscommon, St, TCD, Trinity College
related to Death · 4
John Blake Dillon → Co, Dublin, Glasnevin Cemetery, Killiney
related to External links · 2
John Blake Dillon → Hansard, Parliament

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ireland young john irish thomas ltd dillon press davis james mitchel blake university life son duffy smith 1848 co gill

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John Blake Dillonrelated to DeathKilliney0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to DeathCo0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to DeathDublin0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to DeathGlasnevin Cemetery0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationBallaghaderreen0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationMayo0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationRoscommon0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationHe0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationAnne Blake0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationLuke Dillon0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationPatrick Dillon0.60section
John Blake Dillonrelated to Early life and educationEarl0.60section

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