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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... received a fpur from an in- cident which merits , from its confequence , to be here related . с In By the like impolitic penal law , the Doctor's two fons were compelled to leave their native country , and feek employments in a foreign ...
... received a fpur from an in- cident which merits , from its confequence , to be here related . с In By the like impolitic penal law , the Doctor's two fons were compelled to leave their native country , and feek employments in a foreign ...
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... received by the public , and from which Mr. Brooke had his materials for his Trial of the Roman Catholics . Still indefatigable in the caufe of his country , he en- larged his plan , in a work intitled , An Historical and Critical ...
... received by the public , and from which Mr. Brooke had his materials for his Trial of the Roman Catholics . Still indefatigable in the caufe of his country , he en- larged his plan , in a work intitled , An Historical and Critical ...
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... received to mercy . XIII . Tirone fues for pardon and obtains it . BOOK II . I. The ftate of the Irish under king James I. II . A general act of oblivion . III . Some obfervations on the ftatutes of fupremacy and uniformity . IV . Sir ...
... received to mercy . XIII . Tirone fues for pardon and obtains it . BOOK II . I. The ftate of the Irish under king James I. II . A general act of oblivion . III . Some obfervations on the ftatutes of fupremacy and uniformity . IV . Sir ...
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... received them duly . For ( adds he ) the bishops have their clergy in fuch awe and subjection under them , fo as they may do to them what they please ; for the clergy , knowing their own unworthiness and incapacity , and that they are ...
... received them duly . For ( adds he ) the bishops have their clergy in fuch awe and subjection under them , fo as they may do to them what they please ; for the clergy , knowing their own unworthiness and incapacity , and that they are ...
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... received with horror . " 3 Borlafe's Reduction of Ireland , p . 136 . 4 Leland's Hift . of Ireland , vol . ii . p . 283 . About " Repeated complaints were made of the inhuman rigour practifed by this deputy , and his officers . The ...
... received with horror . " 3 Borlafe's Reduction of Ireland , p . 136 . 4 Leland's Hift . of Ireland , vol . ii . p . 283 . About " Repeated complaints were made of the inhuman rigour practifed by this deputy , and his officers . The ...
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