An Historical Review of the State of Ireland: From the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the 1st of January, 1801 : in Two Volumes, Volume 1 |
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... also to their great state and other officers , which were elective within a given line of hereditary defcent . There exifted alfo a custom peculiar to Ireland , of giving out their children to be nursed by foster- ers . † It extended ...
... also to their great state and other officers , which were elective within a given line of hereditary defcent . There exifted alfo a custom peculiar to Ireland , of giving out their children to be nursed by foster- ers . † It extended ...
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... also " to the hospitality and bounty of that nation . " It would be unjust not to notice that innate fpirit of hofpitality , which diftinguishes the Irish nation from all others . For even to this day amongst the poor natives , fo ...
... also " to the hospitality and bounty of that nation . " It would be unjust not to notice that innate fpirit of hofpitality , which diftinguishes the Irish nation from all others . For even to this day amongst the poor natives , fo ...
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... also combats his holinefs ' affumption of a right to difpofe of all islands that ever had received the light of Christian faith ; and concludes that it was a forgery from its not having been published till the year 1171 ...
... also combats his holinefs ' affumption of a right to difpofe of all islands that ever had received the light of Christian faith ; and concludes that it was a forgery from its not having been published till the year 1171 ...
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... also prompted him to fecure the favor and countenance of the clergy ( under whofe guidance he confidered the lower order of the people conftantly to move ) , by bounties , largeffes , and foundations , which he substituted for those ...
... also prompted him to fecure the favor and countenance of the clergy ( under whofe guidance he confidered the lower order of the people conftantly to move ) , by bounties , largeffes , and foundations , which he substituted for those ...
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... also received the homage of Strongbow for the kingdom of Leinfter , and the fubmiffion of the nobility of Leinster , and of the Offorians in Dublin . Roderic , the monarch , though ftill at the head of a powerful army , met Henry on the ...
... also received the homage of Strongbow for the kingdom of Leinfter , and the fubmiffion of the nobility of Leinster , and of the Offorians in Dublin . Roderic , the monarch , though ftill at the head of a powerful army , met Henry on the ...
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