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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... these united forces , though now in want of almost every neceffary for his enterprife on Dublin , is one of the fuppofed caufes of his fatal dif- appointment in that attempt . That this confidence was indeed exceffive , appears by his ...
... these united forces , though now in want of almost every neceffary for his enterprife on Dublin , is one of the fuppofed caufes of his fatal dif- appointment in that attempt . That this confidence was indeed exceffive , appears by his ...
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... these misfortunes was foon after added a general panic , occafioned by the unparalleled cruelties of Oliver Cromwell , who landed at Dublin , on the 15th of that month , with eight thousand foot , and four thousand horse , two hundred ...
... these misfortunes was foon after added a general panic , occafioned by the unparalleled cruelties of Oliver Cromwell , who landed at Dublin , on the 15th of that month , with eight thousand foot , and four thousand horse , two hundred ...
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... these people were at firft fo much terrified by this monfter's unparalleled cruel- ties , they foon refumed fufficient courage to reject several more advantageous conditions , from his favou- rite and confident , Ireton , even in point ...
... these people were at firft fo much terrified by this monfter's unparalleled cruel- ties , they foon refumed fufficient courage to reject several more advantageous conditions , from his favou- rite and confident , Ireton , even in point ...
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... these officers foon after to the par- liament , to which Lord Broghill's treachery and arti- fice not a little contributed , fufficiently justified these fufpicions . For in this favourable conjuncture of the acceffion of O'Nial's ...
... these officers foon after to the par- liament , to which Lord Broghill's treachery and arti- fice not a little contributed , fufficiently justified these fufpicions . For in this favourable conjuncture of the acceffion of O'Nial's ...
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... these garrifons fhould be entirely left 2 Cart . Orm . vol . ii . fol . 101-2 . 19 Id . ib . vol . ii . fol . 102 . carried over with him , above five thousand horfe and foot to Dungarvan . " Berl . Irish Rebel . fol . 289. From Clarend ...
... these garrifons fhould be entirely left 2 Cart . Orm . vol . ii . fol . 101-2 . 19 Id . ib . vol . ii . fol . 102 . carried over with him , above five thousand horfe and foot to Dungarvan . " Berl . Irish Rebel . fol . 289. From Clarend ...
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