Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 37
... Parliament was passed to prevent them . Those whom the English refused to incorporate with subjects , they would yet com- pel to remain as rebels or as slaves . " By an Act of the Irish Parliament , in the eleventh year of Henry IV ...
... Parliament was passed to prevent them . Those whom the English refused to incorporate with subjects , they would yet com- pel to remain as rebels or as slaves . " By an Act of the Irish Parliament , in the eleventh year of Henry IV ...
Page 69
... Parliaments ( a game at which both court and country were now , for the first time , learning to play ) that a good ... parliament of 1613 , a number of new boroughs were hastily created , to which attornies ' clerks , and some of the ...
... Parliaments ( a game at which both court and country were now , for the first time , learning to play ) that a good ... parliament of 1613 , a number of new boroughs were hastily created , to which attornies ' clerks , and some of the ...
Page 173
... Parliaments had been , till this time , for the whole life of the king- so that the Parliament , which the death of George II . dissolved , had been in existence thirty - two years ! -and it was by the exer- tions of Lucas , that they ...
... Parliaments had been , till this time , for the whole life of the king- so that the Parliament , which the death of George II . dissolved , had been in existence thirty - two years ! -and it was by the exer- tions of Lucas , that they ...
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