An Impartial History of Ireland from the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time, Volume 2J. Christie, 1810 - Ireland |
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... enemy , of which his possession of Eng- lish biscuit afforded presumptive proof ; for how could he , on examination , account otherwise for the fact , since only English soldiers could give it to him ? But to return to the Irish war ...
... enemy , of which his possession of Eng- lish biscuit afforded presumptive proof ; for how could he , on examination , account otherwise for the fact , since only English soldiers could give it to him ? But to return to the Irish war ...
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... enemy , besieged the fort of Belleek , cut off a detach- ment sent to its relief , and gave English measure to the ... enemies they were accustomed to undervalue , and saw the necessity of greater ef- forts in warring against the ...
... enemy , besieged the fort of Belleek , cut off a detach- ment sent to its relief , and gave English measure to the ... enemies they were accustomed to undervalue , and saw the necessity of greater ef- forts in warring against the ...
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... enemy , Bagnal , by intercepting his letters , and destroying his mes- sengers , deprived him of his hopes from a pacific correspondence , and forced him to continue hos- tilities . The castle of Monaghan was besieged , and the attempt ...
... enemy , Bagnal , by intercepting his letters , and destroying his mes- sengers , deprived him of his hopes from a pacific correspondence , and forced him to continue hos- tilities . The castle of Monaghan was besieged , and the attempt ...
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... enemies for protection . He required a full pardon for himself and followers ; that they should be allowed the full and free exercise of their religion ; that Bagnal should be com- pelled to pay his sister's portion , who had now 6 AN ...
... enemies for protection . He required a full pardon for himself and followers ; that they should be allowed the full and free exercise of their religion ; that Bagnal should be com- pelled to pay his sister's portion , who had now 6 AN ...
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... enemy to their bogs and woods , re- pelling their tumultuary incursions , and guard- ing against sudden and desultory attacks . He marched however with the lord - deputy to the borders of Tyrone , at the expiration of the truce , with a ...
... enemy to their bogs and woods , re- pelling their tumultuary incursions , and guard- ing against sudden and desultory attacks . He marched however with the lord - deputy to the borders of Tyrone , at the expiration of the truce , with a ...
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