Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 94
... interest , and to kindle into serious indignation against measures , on which the renown and prosperity of my family ... interests , all agreed in their implacable malice to the Irish ; " insomuch that they concurred in their desire that ...
... interest , and to kindle into serious indignation against measures , on which the renown and prosperity of my family ... interests , all agreed in their implacable malice to the Irish ; " insomuch that they concurred in their desire that ...
Page 110
... Interest , did not escape the observation of those who , as usual , founded that interest on the eternal division and disunion of the people . Accordingly we find Primate Boulter complaining thus in a letter to the Duke of Newcastle ...
... Interest , did not escape the observation of those who , as usual , founded that interest on the eternal division and disunion of the people . Accordingly we find Primate Boulter complaining thus in a letter to the Duke of Newcastle ...
Page 146
... interests of the Rock family in Ireland , by benighting , beggaring , and brutalizing the Irish people , under every reign ... interest , and to repair the mischief so elaborately brought about by our rulers , both lay and spiritual . To ...
... interests of the Rock family in Ireland , by benighting , beggaring , and brutalizing the Irish people , under every reign ... interest , and to repair the mischief so elaborately brought about by our rulers , both lay and spiritual . To ...
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