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Page xvi
... Irish nur- fery the flowers of Rome and Athens : Who in their writings and fpeeches , have difplayed to Europe the scene of eloquence , diverfified with the fire of Demofthenes and the majefty of Tully , and wrefted their thunderbolts ...
... Irish nur- fery the flowers of Rome and Athens : Who in their writings and fpeeches , have difplayed to Europe the scene of eloquence , diverfified with the fire of Demofthenes and the majefty of Tully , and wrefted their thunderbolts ...
Page 10
... Irish parliament , an artful ftratagem is de- vifed , equally calculated to answer the ends of rapacity , and exculpate the monarch . You have read in Suetonius , how Tiberius eluded the law that prohibited virgins to be put to death ...
... Irish parliament , an artful ftratagem is de- vifed , equally calculated to answer the ends of rapacity , and exculpate the monarch . You have read in Suetonius , how Tiberius eluded the law that prohibited virgins to be put to death ...
Page 11
... Irish Catholics from the general act of indemnity , refufes the leaft af- fiftance to Lord Rochfort , who fold his eftate to support him during his exile , and gives his fanction to a ridiculous law , declaring it high treason to call ...
... Irish Catholics from the general act of indemnity , refufes the leaft af- fiftance to Lord Rochfort , who fold his eftate to support him during his exile , and gives his fanction to a ridiculous law , declaring it high treason to call ...
Page 12
... Irish Catholics can never fuf- ficiently thank him , for not punishing with hal- ter , gibbet , and exenteration , a requiefcat in pace . To this long train of Stuart hoftilities James the Second is the only exception . As Diffen- ters ...
... Irish Catholics can never fuf- ficiently thank him , for not punishing with hal- ter , gibbet , and exenteration , a requiefcat in pace . To this long train of Stuart hoftilities James the Second is the only exception . As Diffen- ters ...
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... Irish blood , but the purchase would have been too dear , when acquired with the lofs of English fubjects . ડ It was the duty of the Irish to fight for their king . But when they perceived that he prefer- red his fon - in - law's life ...
... Irish blood , but the purchase would have been too dear , when acquired with the lofs of English fubjects . ડ It was the duty of the Irish to fight for their king . But when they perceived that he prefer- red his fon - in - law's life ...
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