An Impartial History of Ireland: From the Period of the English Invasion to the Present Time : from Authentic Documents, Volume 4 |
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... England into Scotland , and gave orders that several should be brought over thither from Ireland ; he also sent to demand of the States general the six thousand men they were bound to give by the treaties made by the late king , in ...
... England into Scotland , and gave orders that several should be brought over thither from Ireland ; he also sent to demand of the States general the six thousand men they were bound to give by the treaties made by the late king , in ...
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... England , and join the friends of the Pretender , in case they should form a party there , as there was reason to expect ; but his little skill in military affairs made him lose this opportunity , and he gave time to the troops that ...
... England , and join the friends of the Pretender , in case they should form a party there , as there was reason to expect ; but his little skill in military affairs made him lose this opportunity , and he gave time to the troops that ...
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... England ; and was joined in his way by the lords Kenmure , Nithsdale , & c . with five hundred horse from the south of Scotland ; but he lost a great number of his highlanders , who went back into their own country . After they had all ...
... England ; and was joined in his way by the lords Kenmure , Nithsdale , & c . with five hundred horse from the south of Scotland ; but he lost a great number of his highlanders , who went back into their own country . After they had all ...
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... England . The pro- testant negro drivers of Irish catholics did not , it seems , perceive , that the penal laws against * Hist . Rev. Civil Wars of Ireland . catholics were also penal against Ireland ; and that the 10 AN IMPARTIAL ...
... England . The pro- testant negro drivers of Irish catholics did not , it seems , perceive , that the penal laws against * Hist . Rev. Civil Wars of Ireland . catholics were also penal against Ireland ; and that the 10 AN IMPARTIAL ...
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... England should be of force , and observed in this kingdom . That by this agreement Ireland obtained the benefit of English law , with many other privileges , parti- cularly that of having a distinct parliament , in which weighty and ...
... England should be of force , and observed in this kingdom . That by this agreement Ireland obtained the benefit of English law , with many other privileges , parti- cularly that of having a distinct parliament , in which weighty and ...
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