The History of the Policy of the Church of Rome in Ireland: From the Introduction of the English Dynasty to the Great Rebellion |
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... , concordance , and familiarity , in language and manners , with those that be civil people , and that do profess and know Christ's religion , and civil and politic laws , orders and directions . " But X INTRODUCTION .
... , concordance , and familiarity , in language and manners , with those that be civil people , and that do profess and know Christ's religion , and civil and politic laws , orders and directions . " But X INTRODUCTION .
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... religion , country and party here , are alike set against Wood's halfpence ; and that their agreement in this has had a most unhappy influence on the state alarmed for his own or the public safety , might INTRODUCTION . XV.
... religion , country and party here , are alike set against Wood's halfpence ; and that their agreement in this has had a most unhappy influence on the state alarmed for his own or the public safety , might INTRODUCTION . XV.
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... religion and civility , ( the seeds of peace and plenty ) which his majesty especially sought to sow for God's ser- vice , and the safety of the country . So as what his majesty intended should have been a terror to his enemies for ...
... religion and civility , ( the seeds of peace and plenty ) which his majesty especially sought to sow for God's ser- vice , and the safety of the country . So as what his majesty intended should have been a terror to his enemies for ...
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... religious zeal was subdued by the love of his nine thousand acres . Now how did this professed liberalist display his patriotism upon his own estate ? Why , he ejected his English farmers , because they would not pay treble their former ...
... religious zeal was subdued by the love of his nine thousand acres . Now how did this professed liberalist display his patriotism upon his own estate ? Why , he ejected his English farmers , because they would not pay treble their former ...
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... religion as well as the ha- bits of their new associates . The Roman Catholics , on the other hand , were cherished as a tenantry : their lords perceived , or imagined , many advanta- ges , in the encouragement of a race , whose desires ...
... religion as well as the ha- bits of their new associates . The Roman Catholics , on the other hand , were cherished as a tenantry : their lords perceived , or imagined , many advanta- ges , in the encouragement of a race , whose desires ...
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