Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... ment which his predecessors held , either for disdane of himself , or doubt to have his do- ings drowned in another man's praise , but will straight take a way quite contrary to the former : as if the former thought by keeping under the ...
... ment which his predecessors held , either for disdane of himself , or doubt to have his do- ings drowned in another man's praise , but will straight take a way quite contrary to the former : as if the former thought by keeping under the ...
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The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors Thomas Moore. ment , by falling in the same unceremonious manner upon the Papists . But even this hint was lost upon my imperturbable father . Not only he , but four ...
The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors Thomas Moore. ment , by falling in the same unceremonious manner upon the Papists . But even this hint was lost upon my imperturbable father . Not only he , but four ...
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... ment to the first object of an Establishment- the religious instruction of the people * —that , according to this sensible Divine , " it is the duty of the magistrate , in the choice of the re- ligion which he establishes , to consult ...
... ment to the first object of an Establishment- the religious instruction of the people * —that , according to this sensible Divine , " it is the duty of the magistrate , in the choice of the re- ligion which he establishes , to consult ...
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