Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... subjects , and to admit them under the shelter of the English law . They even tried the experiment of bribing the Throne into justice . " An application was made , " says Leland , " to Ufford , the chief governor , and eight thousand ...
... subjects , and to admit them under the shelter of the English law . They even tried the experiment of bribing the Throne into justice . " An application was made , " says Leland , " to Ufford , the chief governor , and eight thousand ...
Page 64
... subjects of Ireland have been deceived by a false report that his majesty was disposed to allow them liberty of conscience , and the free choice of religion ; he hereby declares to his beloved subjects of Ireland , that he will not ...
... subjects of Ireland have been deceived by a false report that his majesty was disposed to allow them liberty of conscience , and the free choice of religion ; he hereby declares to his beloved subjects of Ireland , that he will not ...
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... subjects born with bunches on their backs like camels , and kings with combs upon their heads like cocks . " Whether ... subject . By the laws which existed when I was born , and for many years afterwards , Papists were declared to be ...
... subjects born with bunches on their backs like camels , and kings with combs upon their heads like cocks . " Whether ... subject . By the laws which existed when I was born , and for many years afterwards , Papists were declared to be ...
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