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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... majesty's commissioners meet thofe of the confede- rate catholics to treat of the cellation . PAGE . 277 281 284 VI . The ceffation at laft concluded . 286 VII . The advantages of the ceffation to his majesty's army . VIII . The ...
... majesty's commissioners meet thofe of the confede- rate catholics to treat of the cellation . PAGE . 277 281 284 VI . The ceffation at laft concluded . 286 VII . The advantages of the ceffation to his majesty's army . VIII . The ...
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... majesty , and difcre- dit of her laws . " It would be equally fhocking and tedious , to recite all those well attefted acts of cruelty and perfidy , which were perpetrated on thefe people , by the order , or connivance of her majesty's ...
... majesty , and difcre- dit of her laws . " It would be equally fhocking and tedious , to recite all those well attefted acts of cruelty and perfidy , which were perpetrated on thefe people , by the order , or connivance of her majesty's ...
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... majesty's patentee . But he found as the Irish fay , he could not be admitted , until he promifed fix hundred cows , for fuch , and no other , were the Irish bribes . He was afterwards imprifoned for failing in part of his payment ; and ...
... majesty's patentee . But he found as the Irish fay , he could not be admitted , until he promifed fix hundred cows , for fuch , and no other , were the Irish bribes . He was afterwards imprifoned for failing in part of his payment ; and ...
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... majesty has had these many years past , in the northern parts of that kingdom , its neither your forces there placed ( which have been but fmall , ) nor their great fervice who commanded them , but only the honeft difpofition , and ...
... majesty has had these many years past , in the northern parts of that kingdom , its neither your forces there placed ( which have been but fmall , ) nor their great fervice who commanded them , but only the honeft difpofition , and ...
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... majesty's laws , if any could accufe him ; notwithstanding his coming in after this manner , there hath been order given , without any trial at all , for the execution of . him . And fo he hath loft his life to the great dishonour of ...
... majesty's laws , if any could accufe him ; notwithstanding his coming in after this manner , there hath been order given , without any trial at all , for the execution of . him . And fo he hath loft his life to the great dishonour of ...
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