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 vi
... and be active , folely , from fuggestions of the imagination . To this the adversary to that interlocutor made answer , that though the evils complained of , have long long ceafed , yet that among papifts the principle re- vi OF ACCOUNT.
... and be active , folely , from fuggestions of the imagination . To this the adversary to that interlocutor made answer , that though the evils complained of , have long long ceafed , yet that among papifts the principle re- vi OF ACCOUNT.
Page x
... answer to their remont- france . XI . A convocation of the clergy of Ireland . ΒΟΟΚ IV . I. Lord Wentworth's proceedings upon the enquiry into defective titles . II . The Earl of Ormond furrenders his country to the king . III . The ...
... answer to their remont- france . XI . A convocation of the clergy of Ireland . ΒΟΟΚ IV . I. Lord Wentworth's proceedings upon the enquiry into defective titles . II . The Earl of Ormond furrenders his country to the king . III . The ...
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... Answer to Archbishop King . Quarto . The Earl of Clarendon's Life and Memoirs , by himself . Dub . Ed . Octavo . Henry Earl of Clarendon's State Letters . Octavo . Lord Effex's State Letters . Mr. Belling's Manufcript Hiftory of the ...
... Answer to Archbishop King . Quarto . The Earl of Clarendon's Life and Memoirs , by himself . Dub . Ed . Octavo . Henry Earl of Clarendon's State Letters . Octavo . Lord Effex's State Letters . Mr. Belling's Manufcript Hiftory of the ...
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... answered , " that he knew Blunt was a papist , and never , indeed , liked that any chriftian should be tormented on account of his religion . " Cambd . Eliz . 318. But this apology did not leffen the enormity of his crime in the opinion ...
... answered , " that he knew Blunt was a papist , and never , indeed , liked that any chriftian should be tormented on account of his religion . " Cambd . Eliz . 318. But this apology did not leffen the enormity of his crime in the opinion ...
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... answered to the faid articles , before the lord deputy and council at Dundalk , in fuch fort , as they who had written into England against him , now on the contrary , wrote that he had fufficiently anfwered them . Where- upon , the ...
... answered to the faid articles , before the lord deputy and council at Dundalk , in fuch fort , as they who had written into England against him , now on the contrary , wrote that he had fufficiently anfwered them . Where- upon , the ...
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