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... France - Its influence on Britain- And on Ireland - Fiats - Anniversary of the revolution celebrated at Belfaft United Irishmen -National guards - Rowan - Catholic convention- Catholic deputation - Catholic declaration - Oppofition to ...
... France - Its influence on Britain- And on Ireland - Fiats - Anniversary of the revolution celebrated at Belfaft United Irishmen -National guards - Rowan - Catholic convention- Catholic deputation - Catholic declaration - Oppofition to ...
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... France -Members of the Irish directory - O'Connor- Lord Edward Fitzgerald - Information of Reynolds -Arrest of the Leinster delegates -- Armstrong's information - Henry and John Shears -- Violences of the United Irish - General ...
... France -Members of the Irish directory - O'Connor- Lord Edward Fitzgerald - Information of Reynolds -Arrest of the Leinster delegates -- Armstrong's information - Henry and John Shears -- Violences of the United Irish - General ...
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... France . That he had fo long struggled to retain a command may feem fur- prizing , in fuch a state of things as might appear defperate for the royal caufe , even in cafe of fuc- cess against the republicans , when the influence of a ...
... France . That he had fo long struggled to retain a command may feem fur- prizing , in fuch a state of things as might appear defperate for the royal caufe , even in cafe of fuc- cess against the republicans , when the influence of a ...
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... France . Richard Cromwel , eldest fon of Oliver , who fucceeded to his father's title of pro- tector in 1658 , was in lefs than eight months obliged to refign by a cabal of officers , who held their meet . ings at Wallingford houfe ...
... France . Richard Cromwel , eldest fon of Oliver , who fucceeded to his father's title of pro- tector in 1658 , was in lefs than eight months obliged to refign by a cabal of officers , who held their meet . ings at Wallingford houfe ...
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... France and Spain , and a copy of the excommu- nication published at Jamestown , were all procured , by which was demonftrated that the agents had been commiffioned to make a tender of the king- dom to the pope , and , if he fhould ...
... France and Spain , and a copy of the excommu- nication published at Jamestown , were all procured , by which was demonftrated that the agents had been commiffioned to make a tender of the king- dom to the pope , and , if he fhould ...
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