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... Exertions of Cornwallis . Page 466 CHAP . XLVII . Thoughts of a legislative union - Public difcuffion of the question Parliamentary difcuffionLaft feffion of the Irish parliament - Arguments against a union Arguments for a union ...
... Exertions of Cornwallis . Page 466 CHAP . XLVII . Thoughts of a legislative union - Public difcuffion of the question Parliamentary difcuffionLaft feffion of the Irish parliament - Arguments against a union Arguments for a union ...
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... exertions of autho- rity , confpired to reprefent this decrease to have been occafioned by the importation of Irish cattle ; though the whole annual value of the cattle imported fell far fhort of the deficiency of rents ; and though far ...
... exertions of autho- rity , confpired to reprefent this decrease to have been occafioned by the importation of Irish cattle ; though the whole annual value of the cattle imported fell far fhort of the deficiency of rents ; and though far ...
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... exertions , the affiftance of Lewis the fourteenth , the moft powerful monarch in Europe , was engaged by a fecret treaty . A pre- paratory step , judged neceffary by the two confede- rate monarchs , was the deftruction of the Dutch ...
... exertions , the affiftance of Lewis the fourteenth , the moft powerful monarch in Europe , was engaged by a fecret treaty . A pre- paratory step , judged neceffary by the two confede- rate monarchs , was the deftruction of the Dutch ...
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... immediately deferted that prince , when fortune turned against him . A man of such a temper would make no exertions from motives of humanity . Overrating the danger of XXXI . of the attempt of relieving the town , 102 HISTORY OF IRELAND .
... immediately deferted that prince , when fortune turned against him . A man of such a temper would make no exertions from motives of humanity . Overrating the danger of XXXI . of the attempt of relieving the town , 102 HISTORY OF IRELAND .
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... exertions for their own relief in the drooping foldiers , who , com- manded by the general to build huts for their fhelter , too long neglected his orders . So familiarized with death were they at length become , fo liftlefs and in ...
... exertions for their own relief in the drooping foldiers , who , com- manded by the general to build huts for their fhelter , too long neglected his orders . So familiarized with death were they at length become , fo liftlefs and in ...
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