Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... Lord Eldon and the Duke of Wellington , Papists . — Captain Rock , a Pro- testant . - Anecdote of Lord C- -Peace and Tolerance , for once , in Ireland . - Eradi- cating the cockle .-- Burnings on both sides . THE Irish were , as we have ...
... Lord Eldon and the Duke of Wellington , Papists . — Captain Rock , a Pro- testant . - Anecdote of Lord C- -Peace and Tolerance , for once , in Ireland . - Eradi- cating the cockle .-- Burnings on both sides . THE Irish were , as we have ...
Page 81
... Lord Dunboyne at their head alarmed by the ill blood which this cruelty had produced , did come to offer their services in preserving the peace of the province , the Lord President told them , in his hasty , furious way , that they were ...
... Lord Dunboyne at their head alarmed by the ill blood which this cruelty had produced , did come to offer their services in preserving the peace of the province , the Lord President told them , in his hasty , furious way , that they were ...
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... Lord Broghill , & c . ) their estates and possessions became vested in the crown . This point once established , the path of iniquity lay clear and open ; and upon such monstrous and insulting falsehoods was that Act of Settlement ...
... Lord Broghill , & c . ) their estates and possessions became vested in the crown . This point once established , the path of iniquity lay clear and open ; and upon such monstrous and insulting falsehoods was that Act of Settlement ...
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