A History of Ireland in the Eighteenth Century, Volume 4Longmans, Green and Company, 1892 - Ireland |
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... doubt much truth , but still the attitude of positive and even enthusiastic loyalty exhibited in so many parts of Ire- land seemed to show that the seditious spirit was less formidable than might have been imagined , and that a large ...
... doubt much truth , but still the attitude of positive and even enthusiastic loyalty exhibited in so many parts of Ire- land seemed to show that the seditious spirit was less formidable than might have been imagined , and that a large ...
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... doubts of the sin- cerity of the recent negotiation , and a strong opinion that it was the democratic character of the French Go- vernment that made the English Ministers disinclined to negotiate with it . These two last imputations ...
... doubts of the sin- cerity of the recent negotiation , and a strong opinion that it was the democratic character of the French Go- vernment that made the English Ministers disinclined to negotiate with it . These two last imputations ...
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... doubt that their real object was the establishment of a separate republic . The persecutions of the Catholics in the North were largely made use of . 1 Camden to Portland , April 3 , 1797 . 2 Seward's Collectanea Poli- tica , iii . 177 ...
... doubt that their real object was the establishment of a separate republic . The persecutions of the Catholics in the North were largely made use of . 1 Camden to Portland , April 3 , 1797 . 2 Seward's Collectanea Poli- tica , iii . 177 ...
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... doubt and cavil the principle that the sole power of legislating for Ireland was in the Parliament of Ireland , which is as entirely distinct and incapable of being controlled by us as we are independent of them . ' The proposed Address ...
... doubt and cavil the principle that the sole power of legislating for Ireland was in the Parliament of Ireland , which is as entirely distinct and incapable of being controlled by us as we are independent of them . ' The proposed Address ...
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William Edward Hartpole Lecky. been recognised beyond a possibility of doubt . The whole reign has been one continued series of conces- sions , and they have exceeded the sum of all the pre- ceding ones since the Revolution . If ...
William Edward Hartpole Lecky. been recognised beyond a possibility of doubt . The whole reign has been one continued series of conces- sions , and they have exceeded the sum of all the pre- ceding ones since the Revolution . If ...
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