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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... land- ed at Peterhead , towards the end of December . Instead of an army of 16,000 men , that he ex- pected , he found but 5 or 6000 , in the most wretched state . Argyll , notwithstanding the sea- son of the year , advanced ; the ...
... land- ed at Peterhead , towards the end of December . Instead of an army of 16,000 men , that he ex- pected , he found but 5 or 6000 , in the most wretched state . Argyll , notwithstanding the sea- son of the year , advanced ; the ...
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... land , an appeal lies from a decree of the court of exchequer in Ireland , to the king in parliament in Great Britain ? The judges an- swered in the negative . The peers then resolved , that they would support their honour , jurisdic ...
... land , an appeal lies from a decree of the court of exchequer in Ireland , to the king in parliament in Great Britain ? The judges an- swered in the negative . The peers then resolved , that they would support their honour , jurisdic ...
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... land . That by this constitution and these privi- leges , his majesty's subjects had been enabled to discharge their duties faithfully to the crown ; that therefore they insisted upon them , and hoped to have them preserved inviolable ...
... land . That by this constitution and these privi- leges , his majesty's subjects had been enabled to discharge their duties faithfully to the crown ; that therefore they insisted upon them , and hoped to have them preserved inviolable ...
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... land continued , with unabating asperity , to inflict political and commercial disabilities on both , the delegates of their tyranny , their negro drivers , as well as on the slaves of slaves . In the year 1723 , the commons unanimously ...
... land continued , with unabating asperity , to inflict political and commercial disabilities on both , the delegates of their tyranny , their negro drivers , as well as on the slaves of slaves . In the year 1723 , the commons unanimously ...
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... land ; but rejected there , by means of the humane and earnest interposition of cardinal Fleury with Mr. Walpole , whose great power and interest at that juncture were then universally known . His grace the OF IRELAND . 19.
... land ; but rejected there , by means of the humane and earnest interposition of cardinal Fleury with Mr. Walpole , whose great power and interest at that juncture were then universally known . His grace the OF IRELAND . 19.
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