An Historical and Critical Review of the Civil Wars in Ireland: From the Reign of Queen Elizabeth to the Settlement Under King William. With the State of the Irish Catholics from that Settlement to the Relaxation of the Popery Laws in the Year 1778, Volume 1 |
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... service the doctor's grandfather commanded a troop of horse , and fell at the head of it in the battle of Aghrim . The doctor's father being left destitute of any real property , took to mercantile business , by which he was enabled to ...
... service the doctor's grandfather commanded a troop of horse , and fell at the head of it in the battle of Aghrim . The doctor's father being left destitute of any real property , took to mercantile business , by which he was enabled to ...
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... service against Macguire , it was held from him ; and instead of that , they devised all means and policies to aggravate matters against him to your majefty ; which is credibly made known unto him : and more , that upon what fecurity ...
... service against Macguire , it was held from him ; and instead of that , they devised all means and policies to aggravate matters against him to your majefty ; which is credibly made known unto him : and more , that upon what fecurity ...
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... service than I am . Saving my duty to her majesty , I would I were to have revenge by my fword , of any man that thus perfuadeth the queen to write to me . " Carte's Orm . vol . i . fol . 56 . " fent to all the towns through which it ...
... service than I am . Saving my duty to her majesty , I would I were to have revenge by my fword , of any man that thus perfuadeth the queen to write to me . " Carte's Orm . vol . i . fol . 56 . " fent to all the towns through which it ...
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... service , which they have accord- ingly performed , to the contentment of the state ; and thereupon received pardon , and have put in fureties for their good beha- viour , and to be aufwerable at all times at affizes and feffions , when ...
... service , which they have accord- ingly performed , to the contentment of the state ; and thereupon received pardon , and have put in fureties for their good beha- viour , and to be aufwerable at all times at affizes and feffions , when ...
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... service on their own people ; which , in reality , was nothing lefs , than that they fhould bafely betray , or perfidiously murder , fome of their nearest kindred , or former friends . Mr. Morriffon acquaints us , " that Lord Mountjoy ...
... service on their own people ; which , in reality , was nothing lefs , than that they fhould bafely betray , or perfidiously murder , fome of their nearest kindred , or former friends . Mr. Morriffon acquaints us , " that Lord Mountjoy ...
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