An Impartial History of Ireland from the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time, Volume 2J. Christie, 1810 - Ireland |
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... thousand horse , to attack Tirrell . But the ability of the leader compensated the deficiency of his numbers . He gave the Angli- cans a total defeat , and sent their commander prisoner to O'Nial . Clifford was arrested in his VOL . II ...
... thousand horse , to attack Tirrell . But the ability of the leader compensated the deficiency of his numbers . He gave the Angli- cans a total defeat , and sent their commander prisoner to O'Nial . Clifford was arrested in his VOL . II ...
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... thousand five hun- dred foot , and five hundred horse , of those veterans , who served under Norris in France and Ireland , the forces of the Pale , and several well affected Irish clans . At a distance of three miles from the fort , he ...
... thousand five hun- dred foot , and five hundred horse , of those veterans , who served under Norris in France and Ireland , the forces of the Pale , and several well affected Irish clans . At a distance of three miles from the fort , he ...
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... thousand five hundred were left with their general , on the field of battle ; eighteen captains , and many other gen → tlemen , whose names were unknown . This dif ference is easily explained ; for supposing that Baker and other ...
... thousand five hundred were left with their general , on the field of battle ; eighteen captains , and many other gen → tlemen , whose names were unknown . This dif ference is easily explained ; for supposing that Baker and other ...
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... thousand veterans were sent by Philip , with sufficient arms and ammunition , the Eng- lish power in Ireland , would be irrecoverably overthrown . Repeated dispatches were sent into England , representing the dangerous situa- tion of ...
... thousand veterans were sent by Philip , with sufficient arms and ammunition , the Eng- lish power in Ireland , would be irrecoverably overthrown . Repeated dispatches were sent into England , representing the dangerous situa- tion of ...
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... thousand men were raised for a descent on England , as was sup- posed ; and twelve thousand destined for the . assistance of her rebel - subjects in Ireland . The preservation of this kingdom was now become a serious object of attention ...
... thousand men were raised for a descent on England , as was sup- posed ; and twelve thousand destined for the . assistance of her rebel - subjects in Ireland . The preservation of this kingdom was now become a serious object of attention ...
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