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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... religion from profecuting his ftudies in the univer- fity of Dublin , he went to Paris , where he applied clofely to the study of medicine for many years , and afterwards obtained a diploma for the practice of phyfic at Rheims . Having ...
... religion from profecuting his ftudies in the univer- fity of Dublin , he went to Paris , where he applied clofely to the study of medicine for many years , and afterwards obtained a diploma for the practice of phyfic at Rheims . Having ...
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... religion whatever , the crimes which that religion con- demns , but which fome of its profeffors may , at times , be guilty of . After such general reflections , he exposes the unfortunate caufes which led to the infurrection in 1641 ...
... religion whatever , the crimes which that religion con- demns , but which fome of its profeffors may , at times , be guilty of . After such general reflections , he exposes the unfortunate caufes which led to the infurrection in 1641 ...
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... religion . III . The free gift or contribution continued for the service of the government . . - M . Lord Wentworth continues the contribution . V. Lord Deputy Wentworth arrives in Ireland . VI : Lord Wentworth's manner of modelling the ...
... religion . III . The free gift or contribution continued for the service of the government . . - M . Lord Wentworth continues the contribution . V. Lord Deputy Wentworth arrives in Ireland . VI : Lord Wentworth's manner of modelling the ...
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... religion . was first introduced among them ; a circumftance not at all likely to induce them to embrace it , even though they had been willing to part with their old religion , which was far from being the cafe . This obftacle to the ...
... religion . was first introduced among them ; a circumftance not at all likely to induce them to embrace it , even though they had been willing to part with their old religion , which was far from being the cafe . This obftacle to the ...
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... religion , be drawn forth from their warm nefts , to look out into God's harvest . " ; State of Ir . p . 114 . In this reign , among many other Roman catholic priests and bishops , were put to death for the exercife of their function in ...
... religion , be drawn forth from their warm nefts , to look out into God's harvest . " ; State of Ir . p . 114 . In this reign , among many other Roman catholic priests and bishops , were put to death for the exercife of their function in ...
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