Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... tion into Ireland . - Parallel between Bishop Bale and Archbishop Magee .-- Unchangea- bleness of the Irish . - Versatility of the English . HENRY the Eighth , who was as fond of theo- logy as of dancing * , executed various pirou ...
... tion into Ireland . - Parallel between Bishop Bale and Archbishop Magee .-- Unchangea- bleness of the Irish . - Versatility of the English . HENRY the Eighth , who was as fond of theo- logy as of dancing * , executed various pirou ...
Page 124
... tion of Europe . Thus beggared , and , as it were , disinherit- ed by his own child , my father ( the antiquity of whose ancestry was , as the reader has seen , sufficiently venerable , to justify the mortifica- tion which he felt at ...
... tion of Europe . Thus beggared , and , as it were , disinherit- ed by his own child , my father ( the antiquity of whose ancestry was , as the reader has seen , sufficiently venerable , to justify the mortifica- tion which he felt at ...
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... tion and improvement , and the consequence is , I have , at this moment , arrayed against me the Kildare Street Society , the London Hiber- nian Society , the Irish Society , and a host of other minor societies , all armed with bibles ...
... tion and improvement , and the consequence is , I have , at this moment , arrayed against me the Kildare Street Society , the London Hiber- nian Society , the Irish Society , and a host of other minor societies , all armed with bibles ...
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