Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 106
... Penal Code . - Swift.- His Notions of Tolerance . - Wood's Half- pence . Independence of Ireland . - Barba- rous Law against Romish Priests . - Hints for putting down the Rock Family . In the reign of Queen Anne , the degrada- tion and ...
... Penal Code . - Swift.- His Notions of Tolerance . - Wood's Half- pence . Independence of Ireland . - Barba- rous Law against Romish Priests . - Hints for putting down the Rock Family . In the reign of Queen Anne , the degrada- tion and ...
Page 111
... Penal laws to be the only true sedatives of the Rock spirit . But I will even go farther , and grant that the Penal system , as then organised , was most eminently calculated to ensure tran- * Curran . quillity ; and that a people in ...
... Penal laws to be the only true sedatives of the Rock spirit . But I will even go farther , and grant that the Penal system , as then organised , was most eminently calculated to ensure tran- * Curran . quillity ; and that a people in ...
Page 274
... Penal law , which for- bids him to use arms for his self - defence ; † who , if found with weapons , may be trans- ported , if found without them , may be mur- dered -- ask the Catholic inhabitants of towns and cities , whom the spirit ...
... Penal law , which for- bids him to use arms for his self - defence ; † who , if found with weapons , may be trans- ported , if found without them , may be mur- dered -- ask the Catholic inhabitants of towns and cities , whom the spirit ...
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