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 xviii
... most unequivocally discharges the duty of a good citizen , and most effectually promotes the general interests of humanity . We live at a period of fociety when truth and luxury , fcience and diffipation , approach with hafty and equal ...
... most unequivocally discharges the duty of a good citizen , and most effectually promotes the general interests of humanity . We live at a period of fociety when truth and luxury , fcience and diffipation , approach with hafty and equal ...
Page xx
... most important tranfactions of Ireland are involved in a chaos of contradictory affertions . Vic- torious adventurers , whether lords deputies or Scottish freebooters , were little qualified , and lefs disposed , for an impartial ...
... most important tranfactions of Ireland are involved in a chaos of contradictory affertions . Vic- torious adventurers , whether lords deputies or Scottish freebooters , were little qualified , and lefs disposed , for an impartial ...
Page xxi
... most deplorable state of mental darkness . If any man should be rash enough to enquire how the liberal diffenters , a community who are themselves only tolerated , can adjust to their own consciences the exclufion of the catholics from ...
... most deplorable state of mental darkness . If any man should be rash enough to enquire how the liberal diffenters , a community who are themselves only tolerated , can adjust to their own consciences the exclufion of the catholics from ...
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... most part , were of the English ; befides , the inferior clergy , in those days , who had the immediate cure of fouls , were men of no parts or erudition ; and what was worfe , they were full as immoral as they were illiterate . ' I a ...
... most part , were of the English ; befides , the inferior clergy , in those days , who had the immediate cure of fouls , were men of no parts or erudition ; and what was worfe , they were full as immoral as they were illiterate . ' I a ...
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... most valuable furniture of the churches , which they expofed to fale , without decency or referve . The Irish annalifts pathetically defcribe the garrifon of Athlone iffuing forth with a barbarous and heathen fury , and pillaging the fa ...
... most valuable furniture of the churches , which they expofed to fale , without decency or referve . The Irish annalifts pathetically defcribe the garrifon of Athlone iffuing forth with a barbarous and heathen fury , and pillaging the fa ...
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