Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... period , in which the Irish have been left the unmolested exercise of their religion , was a period of perfect tranquillity and tolerance --- such freedom from persecution being enjoyed at this time , that , according to Ware ...
... period , in which the Irish have been left the unmolested exercise of their religion , was a period of perfect tranquillity and tolerance --- such freedom from persecution being enjoyed at this time , that , according to Ware ...
Page 281
... period with those of 1798 , and to show the family resemblance that existed between the two Rebellions . Both born in the perfidy of the government , and both nurtured into strength by its cruelties , they each ran the same career of ...
... period with those of 1798 , and to show the family resemblance that existed between the two Rebellions . Both born in the perfidy of the government , and both nurtured into strength by its cruelties , they each ran the same career of ...
Page 289
... periods of disturbances , as before mentioned , with the periods for which the Martial Law and Insurrection Acts have been in force , we shall find that out of a period of the last thirty - one years , no less than twenty - six have ...
... periods of disturbances , as before mentioned , with the periods for which the Martial Law and Insurrection Acts have been in force , we shall find that out of a period of the last thirty - one years , no less than twenty - six have ...
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