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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... told him , that these orders appeared very ftrange to him ; that the Irish gentlemen in question had , according to her majesty's in- ftructions , delivered pledges to do good fervice , and put in affurances of their loyalty ; and then ...
... told him , that these orders appeared very ftrange to him ; that the Irish gentlemen in question had , according to her majesty's in- ftructions , delivered pledges to do good fervice , and put in affurances of their loyalty ; and then ...
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... told the true name thereof ; which was the fame , that the earl had before reported to him . " I beseech the reader , " continues the prefi- dent , " to believe me , for I deliver nothing but truth ; but as one swallow makes no fummer ...
... told the true name thereof ; which was the fame , that the earl had before reported to him . " I beseech the reader , " continues the prefi- dent , " to believe me , for I deliver nothing but truth ; but as one swallow makes no fummer ...
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... told , that as his crimes and offences were extraor- dinary , he could not hope for pardon , unless he would deferve it by fome extraordinary service ; which , faid the prefident , if you will perform , you may deferve not only pardon ...
... told , that as his crimes and offences were extraor- dinary , he could not hope for pardon , unless he would deferve it by fome extraordinary service ; which , faid the prefident , if you will perform , you may deferve not only pardon ...
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... told Cecil in a letter of that date , " " That , except things fell out much contrary to what he had good reafon to expect , he prefumed , if the queen kept the Irish garrifons ftrong , and well provided for all the enfuing winter , fhe ...
... told Cecil in a letter of that date , " " That , except things fell out much contrary to what he had good reafon to expect , he prefumed , if the queen kept the Irish garrifons ftrong , and well provided for all the enfuing winter , fhe ...
Page 58
... told the names of men , autho- rifed by him ( tho ' fhe hoped falfely ) to affure his conformity as time might serve , to establish the dange- rous party , and fail his own . " 3 Ofburne's Works . + Robertson ubi fupra . › Saunderfon's ...
... told the names of men , autho- rifed by him ( tho ' fhe hoped falfely ) to affure his conformity as time might serve , to establish the dange- rous party , and fail his own . " 3 Ofburne's Works . + Robertson ubi fupra . › Saunderfon's ...
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