Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 91
... equally ill - treated when loyal as when re- bellious , their loyalty , except as a matter of needless luxury to themselves , makes no dif- ference in the relations between them and their rulers whatever . The Catholics were the last in ...
... equally ill - treated when loyal as when re- bellious , their loyalty , except as a matter of needless luxury to themselves , makes no dif- ference in the relations between them and their rulers whatever . The Catholics were the last in ...
Page 133
... equally provident measures , with respect to Education . Our statesmen well knew that an early culture of the mind ... equally loyal , though they may entertain different creeds , and that every encouragement which is held out to persons ...
... equally provident measures , with respect to Education . Our statesmen well knew that an early culture of the mind ... equally loyal , though they may entertain different creeds , and that every encouragement which is held out to persons ...
Page 281
... equally well suited to the mission intrusted to them ; and the names of Coote , St. Leger , Tichborne , & c . in 1641 , may find pendants among our military heroes of 1798 - too recent , perhaps , to be hung up in the Gallery of History ...
... equally well suited to the mission intrusted to them ; and the names of Coote , St. Leger , Tichborne , & c . in 1641 , may find pendants among our military heroes of 1798 - too recent , perhaps , to be hung up in the Gallery of History ...
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