The Irish Nation, Its History & Its Biography, Volume 2A. Fullarton, 1871 - Ireland |
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Page 201
... conduct of the parliament compared with their pretensions to the conduct of Irish affairs . This body was as violent in its denunciations of any overture towards peace , as it was remiss in support of the war : its members were content ...
... conduct of the parliament compared with their pretensions to the conduct of Irish affairs . This body was as violent in its denunciations of any overture towards peace , as it was remiss in support of the war : its members were content ...
Page 295
... conduct , un- blushingly retrace his steps : content if in the strife he could secure the means to pursue his pleasures and satisfy the rapacity of his mis- tresses . The duke was ascertained to be a tyrant , devoid of all the ...
... conduct , un- blushingly retrace his steps : content if in the strife he could secure the means to pursue his pleasures and satisfy the rapacity of his mis- tresses . The duke was ascertained to be a tyrant , devoid of all the ...
Page 525
... conduct . It is , indeed , quite apparent through the entire of his conduct , that his own comfort and safety were but a secondary consideration in his breast . It was , nevertheless , apparent enough , that some means of support were ...
... conduct . It is , indeed , quite apparent through the entire of his conduct , that his own comfort and safety were but a secondary consideration in his breast . It was , nevertheless , apparent enough , that some means of support were ...
Contents
Roger Moore or OMore | 1 |
Miles Bourke Viscount Mayo | 55 |
THE BOYLES | 70 |
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