Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 93
... Catholics from the House of Commons ( one of the boasted proofs of the " wisdom of our ancestors " ) first ori- ginated . As Catholics were to be the persons despoiled , their concurrence could hardly be expected ; and though the House ...
... Catholics from the House of Commons ( one of the boasted proofs of the " wisdom of our ancestors " ) first ori- ginated . As Catholics were to be the persons despoiled , their concurrence could hardly be expected ; and though the House ...
Page 133
... Catholics is too general to be accidental , and it should seem that it can only have arisen from the deprivations of property to which the Catholics in Ire- land have at different times , been subjected , and the discourage- ment which ...
... Catholics is too general to be accidental , and it should seem that it can only have arisen from the deprivations of property to which the Catholics in Ire- land have at different times , been subjected , and the discourage- ment which ...
Page 210
... Catholics , and in 1818 the numbers were only 5 Protest- ants * and 2455 Catholics . It is worthy of remark , too , as explaining the way in which this enormous defection from the Establish- ment takes place , that in this parish ...
... Catholics , and in 1818 the numbers were only 5 Protest- ants * and 2455 Catholics . It is worthy of remark , too , as explaining the way in which this enormous defection from the Establish- ment takes place , that in this parish ...
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