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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... live at a period of fociety when truth and luxury , fcience and diffipation , approach with hasty and equal ftrides ; and we ought vigilantly to avail ourselves of the firft , before we are overtaken by the latter for when that fatal ...
... live at a period of fociety when truth and luxury , fcience and diffipation , approach with hasty and equal ftrides ; and we ought vigilantly to avail ourselves of the firft , before we are overtaken by the latter for when that fatal ...
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... lives , whither fhould they fly , but into woods and mountains , and there live in a wild , and barbarous manner ? In a word , if the Eng- lish would neither in peace govern them by the law , nor in war root them out by the fword , muft ...
... lives , whither fhould they fly , but into woods and mountains , and there live in a wild , and barbarous manner ? In a word , if the Eng- lish would neither in peace govern them by the law , nor in war root them out by the fword , muft ...
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... lives . At the fame time that the ignorance , and immora- lity of the reforming miffionaries caufed the Irifh to hate and defpife their doctrine , these people held the perfons of their own clergy , in the highest esteem and veneration ...
... lives . At the fame time that the ignorance , and immora- lity of the reforming miffionaries caufed the Irifh to hate and defpife their doctrine , these people held the perfons of their own clergy , in the highest esteem and veneration ...
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... lives , liberties , goods , and fafe - conduct into Spain . " Theatre of Cath . Relig . p . 579 . " The queen ( fays the bishop of Chichester ) was not pleased at the manner of this execution , and was hardly after drawn to admit any ...
... lives , liberties , goods , and fafe - conduct into Spain . " Theatre of Cath . Relig . p . 579 . " The queen ( fays the bishop of Chichester ) was not pleased at the manner of this execution , and was hardly after drawn to admit any ...
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... . " Baker's Chro- nicle , fol . 378 . " The Irish who have once offended ( says Lee in his memo- rial to queen Elizabeth ) live they never fo honeftly afterwards , if all done , as the Irifh faid , by fuch CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 17.
... . " Baker's Chro- nicle , fol . 378 . " The Irish who have once offended ( says Lee in his memo- rial to queen Elizabeth ) live they never fo honeftly afterwards , if all done , as the Irifh faid , by fuch CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 17.
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