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Historical Irish Interpreters

Thanks to longtime collaborator Cormac Leonard for the honorable mentions in his terrific work on the Irish side of interpreter legal history.

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Format VideoPosted on September 30, 2015October 14, 2015Author mail@anneleahy.comCategories Interpreter History, Posts

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