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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... execution of fuch a defign , it was incumbent on him , to remove the falfe grounds of a torrent of invectives , which have borne down repeat- edly on our good fenfe , and which , if not stopped in its course , may sweep away before it ...
... execution of fuch a defign , it was incumbent on him , to remove the falfe grounds of a torrent of invectives , which have borne down repeat- edly on our good fenfe , and which , if not stopped in its course , may sweep away before it ...
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... execution thereof , although it were against themselves ; fo as they might have the protec- tion , and benefit of the law , when upon a just cause they did defire it . " CHAP . + Sir John Davis's Hift . Rel . Dub . ed . p . 123 . Irish ...
... execution thereof , although it were against themselves ; fo as they might have the protec- tion , and benefit of the law , when upon a just cause they did defire it . " CHAP . + Sir John Davis's Hift . Rel . Dub . ed . p . 123 . Irish ...
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... execution , and was hardly after drawn to admit any excuse of the flaughter committed . " Thank , Rememb . p . 48 . Gray's excufe for this bloody deed , was that he had not men enough to guard the Spanish prifoners . But this excufe ...
... execution , and was hardly after drawn to admit any excuse of the flaughter committed . " Thank , Rememb . p . 48 . Gray's excufe for this bloody deed , was that he had not men enough to guard the Spanish prifoners . But this excufe ...
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... executed at his own door " ; VOL . I. C all On occafion of this manner of expreffing himself , which Morriffon often ... execution . " But this , Morrisson himself , in the fame page , flatly contradicts . Ib . f . 11. And he further ...
... executed at his own door " ; VOL . I. C all On occafion of this manner of expreffing himself , which Morriffon often ... execution . " But this , Morrisson himself , in the fame page , flatly contradicts . Ib . f . 11. And he further ...
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... execution , heartburnings , and loathings of the English government , began to grow in the northern lords ; 3 Morrif ... executed him , to the great fcandal of her majefty's State and the impeachment of her laws . Yet this , and the like ...
... execution , heartburnings , and loathings of the English government , began to grow in the northern lords ; 3 Morrif ... executed him , to the great fcandal of her majefty's State and the impeachment of her laws . Yet this , and the like ...
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