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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... whole months afterwards in the kingdom ; and then left it of his own accord , and without any further meffage from the general affem- bly , when things feemed to be inclining to fome kind of peace- ableness between thofe of his party ...
... whole months afterwards in the kingdom ; and then left it of his own accord , and without any further meffage from the general affem- bly , when things feemed to be inclining to fome kind of peace- ableness between thofe of his party ...
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... whole body of the affembly , and by all the nobility , clergy . and gentry in the neighbourhood . He was received into the town by the mayor and aldermen , with all thofe ceremonies and honours , which fuch corporations ufed to pay to ...
... whole body of the affembly , and by all the nobility , clergy . and gentry in the neighbourhood . He was received into the town by the mayor and aldermen , with all thofe ceremonies and honours , which fuch corporations ufed to pay to ...
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... whole affembly , in which there were ( nine ) catholic bishops , there was not one diffenting voice . " Irish Rebel . f . 260 . a While the Marquis of Ormond was treating , at Kilkenny , with the confederates on the peace of 1648 , the ...
... whole affembly , in which there were ( nine ) catholic bishops , there was not one diffenting voice . " Irish Rebel . f . 260 . a While the Marquis of Ormond was treating , at Kilkenny , with the confederates on the peace of 1648 , the ...
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... and pleasure of their chief commanders , than united by the fame inclinations and affections to any public end . " Hift . of the Irish Rebel . f . 287 . TH cc b three miles from Dublin , his whole army CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 9.
... and pleasure of their chief commanders , than united by the fame inclinations and affections to any public end . " Hift . of the Irish Rebel . f . 287 . TH cc b three miles from Dublin , his whole army CIVIL WARS IN IRELAND . 9.
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... whole army was surprif- ed and routed , by Michael Jones , governor of that city for the parliament , on the 2d of Auguft , 1649 . Jones , ' according to the Marquis of Ormond's ac- count , flew fix hundred in that engagement ; fome ...
... whole army was surprif- ed and routed , by Michael Jones , governor of that city for the parliament , on the 2d of Auguft , 1649 . Jones , ' according to the Marquis of Ormond's ac- count , flew fix hundred in that engagement ; fome ...
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