Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 52
... suffer- ings of almost every victim of Queen Mary , he thus despatches a poor Dutchman who was burned in the reign of Edward : - " There were some also who abjured Arian and Socinian opi- nions ; but for the former a Dutchman suffered ...
... suffer- ings of almost every victim of Queen Mary , he thus despatches a poor Dutchman who was burned in the reign of Edward : - " There were some also who abjured Arian and Socinian opi- nions ; but for the former a Dutchman suffered ...
Page 81
... suffer themselves to be turned therefrom by any such clemency ; accordingly , no proclamation of this nature hath appeared ... suffered to perform his engagements to his Irish subjects , there had been no re- bellion . " - Relig . Sacr ...
... suffer themselves to be turned therefrom by any such clemency ; accordingly , no proclamation of this nature hath appeared ... suffered to perform his engagements to his Irish subjects , there had been no re- bellion . " - Relig . Sacr ...
Page 213
... suffered by any Government , however absurd , to accumulate in the hands of the teachers of so small a part of the popu- lation ; nor can well understand by what process , even of Irish exaction , an establish- ment so preposterously ...
... suffered by any Government , however absurd , to accumulate in the hands of the teachers of so small a part of the popu- lation ; nor can well understand by what process , even of Irish exaction , an establish- ment so preposterously ...
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