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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... says he , in heaven , on earth , and in hell : and have authority enough to expect , that credit fhould be given to my fingle teftimony ( without the ufual legal forms in fuch cafes ) fince God has entrusted the gospel of his Son to me ...
... says he , in heaven , on earth , and in hell : and have authority enough to expect , that credit fhould be given to my fingle teftimony ( without the ufual legal forms in fuch cafes ) fince God has entrusted the gospel of his Son to me ...
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... up . " Baker's Chro- nicle , fol . 378 . " The Irish who have once offended ( says Lee in his memo- rial to queen Elizabeth ) live they never fo honeftly afterwards , if all done , as the Irifh faid , by fuch CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 17.
... up . " Baker's Chro- nicle , fol . 378 . " The Irish who have once offended ( says Lee in his memo- rial to queen Elizabeth ) live they never fo honeftly afterwards , if all done , as the Irifh faid , by fuch CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 17.
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... says , " that the contempt and fcorn , in which the Spa- niards held the Irish ( for not having joined them ) and the distaste which the Irish had of them , were not to be believed by any but those who were present to see their ...
... says , " that the contempt and fcorn , in which the Spa- niards held the Irish ( for not having joined them ) and the distaste which the Irish had of them , were not to be believed by any but those who were present to see their ...
Page 59
... say what they will , yet , as you find by my book , is merely civil ) thofe that fo refuse the oath , and are polypragmatic , I leave them to the law : to them I join those that break prison ; for fuch priests as the prifon will not ...
... say what they will , yet , as you find by my book , is merely civil ) thofe that fo refuse the oath , and are polypragmatic , I leave them to the law : to them I join those that break prison ; for fuch priests as the prifon will not ...
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... says , " I am given to understand that you have suffered the public celebration of the mafs to be set up in your city , of your own fancies ; and I affure you , contrary to the religion which his majefty zealously profeffeth . " Morrif ...
... says , " I am given to understand that you have suffered the public celebration of the mafs to be set up in your city , of your own fancies ; and I affure you , contrary to the religion which his majefty zealously profeffeth . " Morrif ...
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