Irish Famine ship Patrick Henry arrives in NYC, July 27, 1847
IrishCentral Contributor Michael Carolan marks the 175th anniversary of the arrival of the Patrick Henry, a Famine ship carrying his Irish ancestors, into New York City.
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IrishCentral Contributor Michael Carolan marks the 175th anniversary of the arrival of the Patrick Henry, a Famine ship carrying his Irish ancestors, into New York City.
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This week we continue our version of a classic American Story by Herman Melville. It takes place on a sailing ship with a mystery. What happened to the sailors and the captain? Is it a mutiny? Or a revolt by enslaved people? Listen and read along to find out.
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