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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... rebels ; at least this was the pretence made ufe of , to excufe this barbarity : " -'Tis faid , that on the coaft of Ireland , feventeen fhips , and five thousand three hundred and ninety - four men were then destroy- ed . Rapin's Hift ...
... rebels ; at least this was the pretence made ufe of , to excufe this barbarity : " -'Tis faid , that on the coaft of Ireland , feventeen fhips , and five thousand three hundred and ninety - four men were then destroy- ed . Rapin's Hift ...
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... rebels , for excufe of their difloyal- ty , as well in all their petitions , as treaties of peace . " Morris . Hift . of Ireland , f . 8. He afterwards indeed , mentions , what he calls an honourable anfwer of the deputy , to part of ...
... rebels , for excufe of their difloyal- ty , as well in all their petitions , as treaties of peace . " Morris . Hift . of Ireland , f . 8. He afterwards indeed , mentions , what he calls an honourable anfwer of the deputy , to part of ...
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... quality of any great- nefs , fuch was his wearinefs of his mifery , ( and fo of the reft ) he would be made one of the best inftruments in that kingdom . " Morrif . f . 236 . " The rebels forces , " fays Borlafe , " 26 A REVIEW OF THE.
... quality of any great- nefs , fuch was his wearinefs of his mifery , ( and fo of the reft ) he would be made one of the best inftruments in that kingdom . " Morrif . f . 236 . " The rebels forces , " fays Borlafe , " 26 A REVIEW OF THE.
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... rebels forces , " fays Borlafe , " when Tirone was proclaimed a traitor , amounted to 1000 horse , and 6280 foot ... rebel , their prey being infured to them , in either cafe , by his forfeiture . And , indeed , it doth not appear , that ...
... rebels forces , " fays Borlafe , " when Tirone was proclaimed a traitor , amounted to 1000 horse , and 6280 foot ... rebel , their prey being infured to them , in either cafe , by his forfeiture . And , indeed , it doth not appear , that ...
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... rebels ) with twenty - five of his kearn , did in the night - time affault the Earl of Defmond in his cabin , then deferted by all his friends . Kelly en- tering the hut found that all were fled , but one man of venerable afpect ...
... rebels ) with twenty - five of his kearn , did in the night - time affault the Earl of Defmond in his cabin , then deferted by all his friends . Kelly en- tering the hut found that all were fled , but one man of venerable afpect ...
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