An Historical Review of the State of Ireland: From the Invasion of that Country Under Henry II. to Its Union with Great Britain on the 1st of January, 1801 : in Two Volumes, Volumen1Egerton, 1803 - 1003 páginas |
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... fupport of the resolution against this question , and for ftifling the refolutions from appearing before his majesty 257 to 260 LX . Exhortation of the Roman Catholic clergy of Dublin read from their altars on the second of October ...
... fupport of the resolution against this question , and for ftifling the refolutions from appearing before his majesty 257 to 260 LX . Exhortation of the Roman Catholic clergy of Dublin read from their altars on the second of October ...
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... fupport of an adulterous tyrant , and the more iniquitous efforts of his own ambition and ufurpation . Poffibly King Henry may have relied more upon the devotion of the Irish to the Roman mandate than upon the power of his arms . In the ...
... fupport of an adulterous tyrant , and the more iniquitous efforts of his own ambition and ufurpation . Poffibly King Henry may have relied more upon the devotion of the Irish to the Roman mandate than upon the power of his arms . In the ...
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... fupport themselves by arbitrary exactions , feemed to have been pointed out by the urgent " occafion , was adopted with alacrity and executed with rigor . Riot , " rapine , maffacre , and all the tremendous effects of anarchy were the ...
... fupport themselves by arbitrary exactions , feemed to have been pointed out by the urgent " occafion , was adopted with alacrity and executed with rigor . Riot , " rapine , maffacre , and all the tremendous effects of anarchy were the ...
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... fupport of the commiffion : but he was treated not only with difdain but outrage , and his life was expofed to danger from the opponents of the refor- mation . Such at least were the apprehenfions he expreffed . He informed Lord ...
... fupport of the commiffion : but he was treated not only with difdain but outrage , and his life was expofed to danger from the opponents of the refor- mation . Such at least were the apprehenfions he expreffed . He informed Lord ...
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... fupport of the new religion . The first part of the business of the feffion was a motion from the court party for a fufpenfion of Poyning's law , which was negatived by the oppofite or country party ; thefe gentleman , par- ticularly ...
... fupport of the new religion . The first part of the business of the feffion was a motion from the court party for a fufpenfion of Poyning's law , which was negatived by the oppofite or country party ; thefe gentleman , par- ticularly ...
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