Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 134
... brought from home with us , there is no say- ing to what an alarming degree of amity the two religions might have been brought in time . Nay , there was even an opportunity for trying the experiment , whether a Catholic could be turned ...
... brought from home with us , there is no say- ing to what an alarming degree of amity the two religions might have been brought in time . Nay , there was even an opportunity for trying the experiment , whether a Catholic could be turned ...
Page 159
... brought up , the Priest took for himself , " who said , " thou shalt give it me now , and if not , I will take it by force ; " and who at last , by their rapacity , brought these priestly dues into such disrepute , that " men abhorred ...
... brought up , the Priest took for himself , " who said , " thou shalt give it me now , and if not , I will take it by force ; " and who at last , by their rapacity , brought these priestly dues into such disrepute , that " men abhorred ...
Page 201
... brought to conceive how his defeat of a band of tithe - proctors , or his burning of an oppressive landlord's corn - stacks , was at all different from the surprise of a detachment , or the cutting off an enemy's supplies in re- gular ...
... brought to conceive how his defeat of a band of tithe - proctors , or his burning of an oppressive landlord's corn - stacks , was at all different from the surprise of a detachment , or the cutting off an enemy's supplies in re- gular ...
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