Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... received all proper instructions from the manager of the Religious Tract Establish- ment in Sackville Street ( to whom our fellow- labourers of the London Tavern had consigned me , ) I left Dublin in the Limerick Coach , on the 16th of ...
... received all proper instructions from the manager of the Religious Tract Establish- ment in Sackville Street ( to whom our fellow- labourers of the London Tavern had consigned me , ) I left Dublin in the Limerick Coach , on the 16th of ...
Page 56
... receiving some representation of grievances from Ireland , ) how I fear lest it be objected to us , as it was to Tiberius by ... received without the other's head . " Yet could this Lord Mountjoy write as plausibly as any of our modern ...
... receiving some representation of grievances from Ireland , ) how I fear lest it be objected to us , as it was to Tiberius by ... received without the other's head . " Yet could this Lord Mountjoy write as plausibly as any of our modern ...
Page 213
... acknowledged to be erroneous , and has left the chief grounds , upon which the received notion of the riches of the Irish Church rests , wholly unshaken . venues , has hitherto made it difficult to arrive at CAPTAIN ROCK . 213.
... acknowledged to be erroneous , and has left the chief grounds , upon which the received notion of the riches of the Irish Church rests , wholly unshaken . venues , has hitherto made it difficult to arrive at CAPTAIN ROCK . 213.
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