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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... means or other . " Of this he gives the following melancholy inftance . " In one of her majefty's civil fhires , there lived an Irishman peaceably and quietly as a good fubject , many years together , whereby he grew into great wealth ...
... means or other . " Of this he gives the following melancholy inftance . " In one of her majefty's civil fhires , there lived an Irishman peaceably and quietly as a good fubject , many years together , whereby he grew into great wealth ...
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... means driving many daily into rebellion , made him at laft refolve to temporize no longer . " But what first provoked him to break out into open acts of hoftility against the government , I fhall now briefly relate . In the year 1594 ...
... means driving many daily into rebellion , made him at laft refolve to temporize no longer . " But what first provoked him to break out into open acts of hoftility against the government , I fhall now briefly relate . In the year 1594 ...
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... mean time , his territories were , purpofely , made the feat of war , and expofed to all the ravages of a necef- fitous army . Defmond , in revenge , appeared before the town of Youghall , took it , cut off a detachment fent to its ...
... mean time , his territories were , purpofely , made the feat of war , and expofed to all the ravages of a necef- fitous army . Defmond , in revenge , appeared before the town of Youghall , took it , cut off a detachment fent to its ...
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... means of fup- port , Hook affures us , that they were feen following the army , with their wives and children ; and begging that all might be rescued from their miferies by the fword , rather than thus con- demned to waste in famine ...
... means of fup- port , Hook affures us , that they were feen following the army , with their wives and children ; and begging that all might be rescued from their miferies by the fword , rather than thus con- demned to waste in famine ...
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... means , which were found , and devised to make me commit folly , shall be known to her highness , I reft in an affured hope , that her most gracious majefty will think of me as my heart deferv- eth ; as alfo of those , who wrung me into ...
... means , which were found , and devised to make me commit folly , shall be known to her highness , I reft in an affured hope , that her most gracious majefty will think of me as my heart deferv- eth ; as alfo of those , who wrung me into ...
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