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. Extracted from Parliamentary Records, State Acts, and Other Authentic Materials, Volume 1L. White, 1786 - Ireland |
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... said in the fame measure it loft ground to narrow its bottom . And on the other hand , little confidence was afforded to the complaints of truth , when uttered by the weak voice of banifhed exiles . Such tracts as the fol- lowing are ...
... said in the fame measure it loft ground to narrow its bottom . And on the other hand , little confidence was afforded to the complaints of truth , when uttered by the weak voice of banifhed exiles . Such tracts as the fol- lowing are ...
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... said a member of that houfe of commons , " fhew the glory of our progeni- tors , as the queen's army was full of natives . " Nay , it was openly affirmed in the fame parliament , and might have been then eafily contradicted if untrue ...
... said a member of that houfe of commons , " fhew the glory of our progeni- tors , as the queen's army was full of natives . " Nay , it was openly affirmed in the fame parliament , and might have been then eafily contradicted if untrue ...
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... said to fome of his friends , " in queen Elizabeth's time , we had English bibles , and Irish ministers ; but now we have minifters come out of England unto us , and Irish bibles with them . " Moft of the be- nefices and church livings ...
... said to fome of his friends , " in queen Elizabeth's time , we had English bibles , and Irish ministers ; but now we have minifters come out of England unto us , and Irish bibles with them . " Moft of the be- nefices and church livings ...
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... said the cause of their not being mayors , in plain terms was , because they would not take the oath of fupremacy , which he was forry for . " " On this occafion , " all the old English families of the pale , took the alarm , and boldly ...
... said the cause of their not being mayors , in plain terms was , because they would not take the oath of fupremacy , which he was forry for . " " On this occafion , " all the old English families of the pale , took the alarm , and boldly ...
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... said , that the fhewing forth that confeffion was altogether impertinent and beside the matter ; howbeit he could not deny , but that he made it , and figned it , and swore it , as it was teftified by the lord depu- ty and the reft ...
... said , that the fhewing forth that confeffion was altogether impertinent and beside the matter ; howbeit he could not deny , but that he made it , and figned it , and swore it , as it was teftified by the lord depu- ty and the reft ...
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