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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... subjects then known in the realm , that did not forbear to profess their religion , and alfo did profefs loyalty and obedience to her majefty ; and offered readily to her majesty's defence , to impugn and refift any foreign force ...
... subjects then known in the realm , that did not forbear to profess their religion , and alfo did profefs loyalty and obedience to her majefty ; and offered readily to her majesty's defence , to impugn and refift any foreign force ...
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... subject , and by that means driving many daily into rebellion , made him at last resolve to temporize no longer . ' " But what first provoked him to break out into open acts of hoftility against the government , I fhall now briefly ...
... subject , and by that means driving many daily into rebellion , made him at last resolve to temporize no longer . ' " But what first provoked him to break out into open acts of hoftility against the government , I fhall now briefly ...
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... subjects for fuch lands . " Lord Ve- rulam , 3 in a letter to fecretary Cecil , about the fame time , earnestly recommended the fame lenity and for- bearance , with refpect to these people . " I think , " fays he , “ that much letting ...
... subjects for fuch lands . " Lord Ve- rulam , 3 in a letter to fecretary Cecil , about the fame time , earnestly recommended the fame lenity and for- bearance , with refpect to these people . " I think , " fays he , “ that much letting ...
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... subject , and excess of charges to the state , is likely to bring her to : they ( Cecil's ene- mies ) fought to make those suspected who perfuaded the Irish war , and those either negligent or corrupt , who conducted it ; putting a firm ...
... subject , and excess of charges to the state , is likely to bring her to : they ( Cecil's ene- mies ) fought to make those suspected who perfuaded the Irish war , and those either negligent or corrupt , who conducted it ; putting a firm ...
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... subjects of that kingdom had firmly refolved to remain conftantly in that religion - wherefore he declared to all his beloved subjects of Ireland , that he would not admit any fuch liberty of confcience as they were made to expect by ...
... subjects of that kingdom had firmly refolved to remain conftantly in that religion - wherefore he declared to all his beloved subjects of Ireland , that he would not admit any fuch liberty of confcience as they were made to expect by ...
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