Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 19
... letter A had been unac- countably deposed from its supremacy to make way for B. Whether the ROCKS had any hand in this revolutionary movement among the letters does not appear ; but Hutcheson ( in his defence , & c . ) in a great degree ...
... letter A had been unac- countably deposed from its supremacy to make way for B. Whether the ROCKS had any hand in this revolutionary movement among the letters does not appear ; but Hutcheson ( in his defence , & c . ) in a great degree ...
Page 73
... Letters . It is to be regretted that Mr. Macdiarmid did not make more use of these spirited and highly characteristic letters . A biographer of Lord Strafford should make him tell his own story . G the laudable , then let Hume's own ...
... Letters . It is to be regretted that Mr. Macdiarmid did not make more use of these spirited and highly characteristic letters . A biographer of Lord Strafford should make him tell his own story . G the laudable , then let Hume's own ...
Page 103
... letters , does justice to the real disposition of William : - " We poor Catholics daily expect a most severe Proclamation to come out against us ( the Five Mile Act , ) and at the same time we are satisfied that the King is very ...
... letters , does justice to the real disposition of William : - " We poor Catholics daily expect a most severe Proclamation to come out against us ( the Five Mile Act , ) and at the same time we are satisfied that the King is very ...
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