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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... papist and prelate . " Lel . Hift . of Irel . vol . iii . p . 362-3 . Broghill's chaplain and panegyrist , Mr. Morrice , informs us , that while his lordship was engaged in a battle against the king's forces in Ireland , " orders were ...
... papist and prelate . " Lel . Hift . of Irel . vol . iii . p . 362-3 . Broghill's chaplain and panegyrist , Mr. Morrice , informs us , that while his lordship was engaged in a battle against the king's forces in Ireland , " orders were ...
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... Dumferling , the king " acknowledg- ed his forrow for making peace with the papists , and recalled all tion . Nor could they understand ( they faid ) CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 33 The real caufe of the clergy's proceedings at James-town.
... Dumferling , the king " acknowledg- ed his forrow for making peace with the papists , and recalled all tion . Nor could they understand ( they faid ) CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 33 The real caufe of the clergy's proceedings at James-town.
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... papists ; when all men were liable to the en- tanglements of two - edged oaths , from the conflicts raised by them in men's breafts , between confcience and conveniency ; between the prostitution of their confciences , and the ruin of ...
... papists ; when all men were liable to the en- tanglements of two - edged oaths , from the conflicts raised by them in men's breafts , between confcience and conveniency ; between the prostitution of their confciences , and the ruin of ...
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... papists were fometimes feen attending divine fervice in their own way , and that confiderable num- bers of people were gathered together on fuch occa- fions ; that a cutler's apprentice had new furbished an old fword for one of them ...
... papists were fometimes feen attending divine fervice in their own way , and that confiderable num- bers of people were gathered together on fuch occa- fions ; that a cutler's apprentice had new furbished an old fword for one of them ...
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... papist be oppreft , they shall relieve him ; if the blood of the mean- eft of them be fhed , it shall be strictly enquired after . Let this ftate be compared with that they were in before the king's restoration , and it will be found ...
... papist be oppreft , they shall relieve him ; if the blood of the mean- eft of them be fhed , it shall be strictly enquired after . Let this ftate be compared with that they were in before the king's restoration , and it will be found ...
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