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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... cause of the late king James , in whofe fervice the doctor's grandfather commanded a troop of horse , and fell at the head of it in the battle of Aghrim . The doctor's father being left deftitute of any real property , took to ...
... cause of the late king James , in whofe fervice the doctor's grandfather commanded a troop of horse , and fell at the head of it in the battle of Aghrim . The doctor's father being left deftitute of any real property , took to ...
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... causes and effects in the one with those in the other , and in- ftructing us thereby to put a proper estimate on our present happiness , and to remove any ill impreffion the public may still retain , in regard to times fo very diffe ...
... causes and effects in the one with those in the other , and in- ftructing us thereby to put a proper estimate on our present happiness , and to remove any ill impreffion the public may still retain , in regard to times fo very diffe ...
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... cause of the infurrection's increafing . X. The fame fubject continued . 210 213 222 225 228 XI . Further mifconduct of the lords juftices : 231 XII . The nobility and gentry of the pale banished from -Dublin . 235 XIII . The juftices ...
... cause of the infurrection's increafing . X. The fame fubject continued . 210 213 222 225 228 XI . Further mifconduct of the lords juftices : 231 XII . The nobility and gentry of the pale banished from -Dublin . 235 XIII . The juftices ...
Page xii
... causes the peace with the confederates to be proclaimed . 347 - 350 V. Lord Digby inffts on the proclaiming of the peace . VI . Owen O'Nial and the Nuncio reject the peace .. VII . The bad effects of the clergy's proceedings . VIII ...
... causes the peace with the confederates to be proclaimed . 347 - 350 V. Lord Digby inffts on the proclaiming of the peace . VI . Owen O'Nial and the Nuncio reject the peace .. VII . The bad effects of the clergy's proceedings . VIII ...
Page xx
... causes have ceafed , confequences ought to cease alfo . 66 The most important tranfactions of Ireland are involved in a chaos of contradictory affertions . Vic- torious adventurers , whether lords deputies or Scottish freebooters , were ...
... causes have ceafed , confequences ought to cease alfo . 66 The most important tranfactions of Ireland are involved in a chaos of contradictory affertions . Vic- torious adventurers , whether lords deputies or Scottish freebooters , were ...
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