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 iii
... late procured folid advantages to this nation , and more , ' tis hoped , are in contem- plation . This change in the public mind could not be effected by the great patriots Molyneaux and Swift , A 2 be The conduct of the English chief ...
... late procured folid advantages to this nation , and more , ' tis hoped , are in contem- plation . This change in the public mind could not be effected by the great patriots Molyneaux and Swift , A 2 be The conduct of the English chief ...
Page v
... late king James , in whose 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 ...
... late king James , in whose 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 ...
Page xviii
... late juftice , which is at the fame time buttreffed and invigo rated by the most incontrovertible good policy . A community of men , whofe history from the fecond 1 of 1 . of Elizabeth , to the abdication of King James , xviii PREFACE .
... late juftice , which is at the fame time buttreffed and invigo rated by the most incontrovertible good policy . A community of men , whofe history from the fecond 1 of 1 . of Elizabeth , to the abdication of King James , xviii PREFACE .
Page 20
... late fervice , ) which fpeeches coming to that earl's hearing , he ever after faid , were the first causes that moved him to misdoubt his fafety , and to stand upon his defence ; now firft combining himself with O'Donnel , and the other ...
... late fervice , ) which fpeeches coming to that earl's hearing , he ever after faid , were the first causes that moved him to misdoubt his fafety , and to stand upon his defence ; now firft combining himself with O'Donnel , and the other ...
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... late lord deputy , from a diftruft of his lordship's honour , and on account of his known enmi- ty to him ; but Sir William Ruffel having fent him a protection , which was an affurance of fafety on public faith ; he foon appeared before ...
... late lord deputy , from a diftruft of his lordship's honour , and on account of his known enmi- ty to him ; but Sir William Ruffel having fent him a protection , which was an affurance of fafety on public faith ; he foon appeared before ...
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