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 ; In Two Volumes, Volume 2 |
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... Earl of Orrery abufes the king's confidence , with refpect to the fettlement of Ireland . XVIII . The affairs of Ireland brought before the English council . XIX . The fufferings of the Irish fet forth by their agents before the king ...
... Earl of Orrery abufes the king's confidence , with refpect to the fettlement of Ireland . XVIII . The affairs of Ireland brought before the English council . XIX . The fufferings of the Irish fet forth by their agents before the king ...
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... Earl of Caf tlehaven to King Charles II . 363 364 XI . The heads of the causes which moved the northern Irish , and catholics of Ireland to take arms , anno 1641 . XII . To the king - The humble Remonftrance of the Roman catholic clergy ...
... Earl of Caf tlehaven to King Charles II . 363 364 XI . The heads of the causes which moved the northern Irish , and catholics of Ireland to take arms , anno 1641 . XII . To the king - The humble Remonftrance of the Roman catholic clergy ...
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... earls , twelve viscounts , feven barons , twenty baronets , the principal gentlemen out of the three provinces of Leinster , Munster , and Connaught , befides fome of the chief nobility of Ulfter . " Bishop of Ferns's Lett . to the ...
... earls , twelve viscounts , feven barons , twenty baronets , the principal gentlemen out of the three provinces of Leinster , Munster , and Connaught , befides fome of the chief nobility of Ulfter . " Bishop of Ferns's Lett . to the ...
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... Earl of Caffels , two burgeffes , and four prefbyterian divines . To give the better affurances of their good intentions to his fervice , immediately before their coming out of Scotland , the Marquis of Huntly was put to death , for no ...
... Earl of Caffels , two burgeffes , and four prefbyterian divines . To give the better affurances of their good intentions to his fervice , immediately before their coming out of Scotland , the Marquis of Huntly was put to death , for no ...
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... Earl of Caffell's hands , in regard of the difhonour it might bring on the Marquis of Ormond , and his majesty's friends in Ireland . No fooner was this done , but his majesty laboured immediately to in- form Ormond of what had paffed ...
... Earl of Caffell's hands , in regard of the difhonour it might bring on the Marquis of Ormond , and his majesty's friends in Ireland . No fooner was this done , but his majesty laboured immediately to in- form Ormond of what had paffed ...
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