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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... unto him , that all that indifpofition and waywardness , of the people proceeded from the prejudice they had against Lord Inchiquin , who had always , they faid , profecuted the war against them with the utmost rigour and animofity ...
... unto him , that all that indifpofition and waywardness , of the people proceeded from the prejudice they had against Lord Inchiquin , who had always , they faid , profecuted the war against them with the utmost rigour and animofity ...
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... unto fuch unlawful help , for the reftoring of him to his throne . " What opinion one of his majesty's own fecretaries had of this declaration , appears from his letter to the Marquis of Ormond , January 25th , 1650 , " when " I ...
... unto fuch unlawful help , for the reftoring of him to his throne . " What opinion one of his majesty's own fecretaries had of this declaration , appears from his letter to the Marquis of Ormond , January 25th , 1650 , " when " I ...
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... unto his majefty for making that declaration , by which , for ought appearing unto them , the king had withdrawn his commiffion from him , and had caft away the nation , as rebels , from his protec- VOL . II . tion . D The king's ...
... unto his majefty for making that declaration , by which , for ought appearing unto them , the king had withdrawn his commiffion from him , and had caft away the nation , as rebels , from his protec- VOL . II . tion . D The king's ...
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... in the kingdom , and the first of quality of the protestant party , that came from the Irish army unto them . " Borl . Hift . of the Irish Rebel . Append . fol . 22 . d he would folicit his majesty , and , ( CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 4I.
... in the kingdom , and the first of quality of the protestant party , that came from the Irish army unto them . " Borl . Hift . of the Irish Rebel . Append . fol . 22 . d he would folicit his majesty , and , ( CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 4I.
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... will , by the foreflowing thereof , be entirely in the enemy's power and poffeffion , and the people uni- verfally enforced to fubmit unto them . ' CHAP . s Ib . Ib . CHA P. XVII . The treaty with the Duke of CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 47.
... will , by the foreflowing thereof , be entirely in the enemy's power and poffeffion , and the people uni- verfally enforced to fubmit unto them . ' CHAP . s Ib . Ib . CHA P. XVII . The treaty with the Duke of CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 47.
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