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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... also bound by recognizances , with fureties , to continue a loyal sub- ject . " Sir John Davis , ib . p . 50 . " I dare affirm , " fays Sir John Davis , ( Attorney General in Ireland in the reign of James I. ) " that for the space of ...
... also bound by recognizances , with fureties , to continue a loyal sub- ject . " Sir John Davis , ib . p . 50 . " I dare affirm , " fays Sir John Davis , ( Attorney General in Ireland in the reign of James I. ) " that for the space of ...
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... also , ( notwithstand- ing his late fervice , ) which speeches coming to that earl's hearing , he ever after faid , were the first causes that moved him to mifdoubt his fafety , and to stand upon his defence ; now firft combining ...
... also , ( notwithstand- ing his late fervice , ) which speeches coming to that earl's hearing , he ever after faid , were the first causes that moved him to mifdoubt his fafety , and to stand upon his defence ; now firft combining ...
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... also required , that they should perform what was called , fome fignal service on their own people ; which , in reality , was nothing lefs , than that they should bafely betray , or perfidiously murder , fome of their nearest kindred ...
... also required , that they should perform what was called , fome fignal service on their own people ; which , in reality , was nothing lefs , than that they should bafely betray , or perfidiously murder , fome of their nearest kindred ...
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... also ; adding , that although they fhould take away his life , which he would not intreat them to fpare , yet was their own fafety never the more affured ; for that there were many others , whom himself perfectly knew to have fworn unto ...
... also ; adding , that although they fhould take away his life , which he would not intreat them to fpare , yet was their own fafety never the more affured ; for that there were many others , whom himself perfectly knew to have fworn unto ...
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... also kill any king , whofe fubject I was , that perfecuted or opposed the popish religion , if the pope commanded me to do fo . " Porter . p . 270. Had his majesty been fincere in this speech , is it credi- ble that he would have ...
... also kill any king , whofe fubject I was , that perfecuted or opposed the popish religion , if the pope commanded me to do fo . " Porter . p . 270. Had his majesty been fincere in this speech , is it credi- ble that he would have ...
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