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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Page 101
... desired , that he would recommend to his majesty , that fome fufpenfion might be had of the ftatute of the 2d of Elizabeth . The catholics of Ireland , on account of their greater number and opulence , had contributed more liberally 5 ...
... desired , that he would recommend to his majesty , that fome fufpenfion might be had of the ftatute of the 2d of Elizabeth . The catholics of Ireland , on account of their greater number and opulence , had contributed more liberally 5 ...
Page 337
... desired , and in the way he defired ; but that the men and officers were daunted , as apprehending themselves fent to facrifice , unlefs there might be fome more certainty of a fecure landing - place for them , on the other fide ...
... desired , and in the way he defired ; but that the men and officers were daunted , as apprehending themselves fent to facrifice , unlefs there might be fome more certainty of a fecure landing - place for them , on the other fide ...
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