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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... never repeating them . The caufe removed , the effects fhould not be active , and be active , folely , from fuggestions of the imagination . To this the adversary to that interlocutor made answer , that though the evils complained of ...
... never repeating them . The caufe removed , the effects fhould not be active , and be active , folely , from fuggestions of the imagination . To this the adversary to that interlocutor made answer , that though the evils complained of ...
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... never countenanced , reafon never can approve fuch as no honeft man would know- ingly , and no knowing man could honestly propa- gate . Opinions which derange civil , and embitter focial life which by their prevalence impoverish ...
... never countenanced , reafon never can approve fuch as no honeft man would know- ingly , and no knowing man could honestly propa- gate . Opinions which derange civil , and embitter focial life which by their prevalence impoverish ...
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... never gave quarter , ) having alfo in their hands , the brother of the conftable , who had the charge of the caftle , the commanding officer fent him word , that if he did not presently furrender the castle to him , he would hang his ...
... never gave quarter , ) having alfo in their hands , the brother of the conftable , who had the charge of the caftle , the commanding officer fent him word , that if he did not presently furrender the castle to him , he would hang his ...
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... 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 of his judges . Yet the loyalty of the generality ...
... 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 of his judges . Yet the loyalty of the generality ...
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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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