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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... tion of the author in the following work was folely to inftruct , not to mifreprefent , to conciliate , not to irritate ; and , in the execution of fuch a design , it was incumbent on him , to remove the falfe grounds of a torrent of ...
... tion of the author in the following work was folely to inftruct , not to mifreprefent , to conciliate , not to irritate ; and , in the execution of fuch a design , it was incumbent on him , to remove the falfe grounds of a torrent of ...
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... tion . - III . The conduct of the English chief governors of Ireland towards the natives . IV . Motives for the general difcontent in Ulfter . V. The firft caufes of Tirone's infurrection . VI . Defmond's infurrection . VII . Lord ...
... tion . - III . The conduct of the English chief governors of Ireland towards the natives . IV . Motives for the general difcontent in Ulfter . V. The firft caufes of Tirone's infurrection . VI . Defmond's infurrection . VII . Lord ...
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... tion of national and royal faith , in the parliamentary infringement of the articles of Limerick and Gal- way !? Who does not now reject the infallibility of monarchs , ministers , councils , and parliaments ; and canvass and arraign ...
... tion of national and royal faith , in the parliamentary infringement of the articles of Limerick and Gal- way !? Who does not now reject the infallibility of monarchs , ministers , councils , and parliaments ; and canvass and arraign ...
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... tion , and benefit of the law , when upon a juft caufe they did defire it . " e CHAP . Sir John Davis's Hift . Rel . Dub . ed . p . 123 . Irish were confidered as fubjects , for then an act was made in the Irish parliament , declaring ...
... tion , and benefit of the law , when upon a juft caufe they did defire it . " e CHAP . Sir John Davis's Hift . Rel . Dub . ed . p . 123 . Irish were confidered as fubjects , for then an act was made in the Irish parliament , declaring ...
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... of them for lack of good teach- ing , and to the fubverting many weak beings from their duties . to God and the queen's majefty . And that they had , in a ` ge- neral b " The clergy in Ireland , " fays Mr. CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 5 tion -
... of them for lack of good teach- ing , and to the fubverting many weak beings from their duties . to God and the queen's majefty . And that they had , in a ` ge- neral b " The clergy in Ireland , " fays Mr. CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 5 tion -
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