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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Page xxi
... shall advance , that from the fituation of Ireland , furrounded by powerful and ambitious ftates , no nation in Europe ought to be more united ; and not one is more divided ; let us inquire into the causes why it is politic for Ireland ...
... shall advance , that from the fituation of Ireland , furrounded by powerful and ambitious ftates , no nation in Europe ought to be more united ; and not one is more divided ; let us inquire into the causes why it is politic for Ireland ...
Page xxii
... shall obliterate the guilt paft ; which shall strike a deep root to new - born friendship ; and which fhall direct the refentment of every virtuous citizen against thofe , and those only , who foment the divifions , and feel an interest ...
... shall obliterate the guilt paft ; which shall strike a deep root to new - born friendship ; and which fhall direct the refentment of every virtuous citizen against thofe , and those only , who foment the divifions , and feel an interest ...
Page 77
... shall be made here for reviving of a high com- miffion , it fhall appear that his majefty thinketh the fame unfea- fonable , and therefore , without order from him , we require you to forbear giving any way to it . " Id . ib . p . 495 ...
... shall be made here for reviving of a high com- miffion , it fhall appear that his majefty thinketh the fame unfea- fonable , and therefore , without order from him , we require you to forbear giving any way to it . " Id . ib . p . 495 ...
Page 96
... shall presently find his majesty thanking them , with the reft of the Írifh commons , in a feemingly gracious and grateful manner . The catholics , however , on their return to parlia- ment , still infifted on queftioning the legality ...
... shall presently find his majesty thanking them , with the reft of the Írifh commons , in a feemingly gracious and grateful manner . The catholics , however , on their return to parlia- ment , still infifted on queftioning the legality ...
Page 104
... shall presently fee , that primate Ufher's own court was not a whit lefs corrupt , in the opinion of the good Bishop Bedel , than thofe of the other rifh bishops . Thefe corruptions were fo flagrant , and long con- tinued , that even in ...
... shall presently fee , that primate Ufher's own court was not a whit lefs corrupt , in the opinion of the good Bishop Bedel , than thofe of the other rifh bishops . Thefe corruptions were fo flagrant , and long con- tinued , that even in ...
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