Memoirs of the Life and Correspondence of the Right Honorable Henry Flood is a biographical work that recounts the life and political career of Henry Flood, an Irish statesman who played a prominent role in the Irish independence movement. The book includes remembrances of Flood's colleagues in the Irish Commons and an account of the Grand National Convention of 1783.
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