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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... observed in the ftatutes of Kilkenny and so far down as the reign of Henry VIII . 35 The union destroys the pernicious effects of a diftinction of Irish and English blood - Sir John Davis's opinion of this bad policy - General petition ...
... observed in the ftatutes of Kilkenny and so far down as the reign of Henry VIII . 35 The union destroys the pernicious effects of a diftinction of Irish and English blood - Sir John Davis's opinion of this bad policy - General petition ...
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... observed by Bishop Stillingfleet , that ( if fo ) he had better advantages and more authorities than Keating . " Candor however must admit , that if Cambrenfis be fairly charged with wilful mifrepresentation of facts , fuppreffion of ...
... observed by Bishop Stillingfleet , that ( if fo ) he had better advantages and more authorities than Keating . " Candor however must admit , that if Cambrenfis be fairly charged with wilful mifrepresentation of facts , fuppreffion of ...
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... observed 8 days after paffing them , whereas those " laws and ftatutes made by the Irish on their hills , they keep firm and stable " without breaking them for any favor or reward . " Sir John Davies , who had ftill better opportunity ...
... observed 8 days after paffing them , whereas those " laws and ftatutes made by the Irish on their hills , they keep firm and stable " without breaking them for any favor or reward . " Sir John Davies , who had ftill better opportunity ...
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... observation of the fame illuftrious perfonage , to whofe authority I have juft referred , applies indif- criminately to both ; it was equally hopeless and impolitic to call upon the people at once to abjure the religion of their ...
... observation of the fame illuftrious perfonage , to whofe authority I have juft referred , applies indif- criminately to both ; it was equally hopeless and impolitic to call upon the people at once to abjure the religion of their ...
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... observations upon them as are confiftent with the task I have undertaken . * 2 Lel . p . 439 , Carte Orm . Chich . faid letters , mst . Trin . Col. Dub . +2 Lel . p . 441 . Hiftorical Reign of that Monarch . 02 Twenty- ! 66 Twenty ...
... observations upon them as are confiftent with the task I have undertaken . * 2 Lel . p . 439 , Carte Orm . Chich . faid letters , mst . Trin . Col. Dub . +2 Lel . p . 441 . Hiftorical Reign of that Monarch . 02 Twenty- ! 66 Twenty ...
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