Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 42
... Henry VII . , when that remarkable man , the Earl of Kildare , as- sisted by the great O'Neal and other Irish chiefs , gained a victory over Clanricard of Connaught , most important to the English Government , Lord Gormanstown , after ...
... Henry VII . , when that remarkable man , the Earl of Kildare , as- sisted by the great O'Neal and other Irish chiefs , gained a victory over Clanricard of Connaught , most important to the English Government , Lord Gormanstown , after ...
Page 43
... Henry VIII . and Edward VI.- Gentle methods of introducing the Reforma- tion into Ireland . - Parallel between Bishop Bale and Archbishop Magee .-- Unchangea- bleness of the Irish . - Versatility of the English . HENRY the Eighth , who ...
... Henry VIII . and Edward VI.- Gentle methods of introducing the Reforma- tion into Ireland . - Parallel between Bishop Bale and Archbishop Magee .-- Unchangea- bleness of the Irish . - Versatility of the English . HENRY the Eighth , who ...
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... Henry VIII . the Clergy can alone refer for a legal right to Tithes - and to all the sacredness which the Laws of Henry VIII . can confer on their claims , they are fully entitled . But the sweeping alienation into lay hands , not only ...
... Henry VIII . the Clergy can alone refer for a legal right to Tithes - and to all the sacredness which the Laws of Henry VIII . can confer on their claims , they are fully entitled . But the sweeping alienation into lay hands , not only ...
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