Memoirs of the Life and Times of the Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, Volume 3H. Colburn, 1841 - Politicians |
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... produced in her a second existence ; and when oppressed by illness , and for 26 years unable to walk , she bore the severest bodily pain . with a serenity of temper and a calmness of mind . that never was soured , and could scarcely be ...
... produced in her a second existence ; and when oppressed by illness , and for 26 years unable to walk , she bore the severest bodily pain . with a serenity of temper and a calmness of mind . that never was soured , and could scarcely be ...
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... security , stood after the English act of Renunciation ( as it was called ) , just as before . In England , the effect produced was incal- culable ; it injured Ireland severely , it shewed the weakness of those men , and of that public.
... security , stood after the English act of Renunciation ( as it was called ) , just as before . In England , the effect produced was incal- culable ; it injured Ireland severely , it shewed the weakness of those men , and of that public.
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... , on your side of the water , will probably produce exactly the contrary effect from what was intended by those who brought it forward . It is therefore necessary to acquaint you , both with CHAP . II . ] 37 THE MINISTRY .
... , on your side of the water , will probably produce exactly the contrary effect from what was intended by those who brought it forward . It is therefore necessary to acquaint you , both with CHAP . II . ] 37 THE MINISTRY .
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... produce a con- fidence in Ireland - that the faith of Great Britain had been fairly plighted by the repeal , and that measure he believed did produce such a confidence at the time it passed . How that confidence had since been shaken ...
... produce a con- fidence in Ireland - that the faith of Great Britain had been fairly plighted by the repeal , and that measure he believed did produce such a confidence at the time it passed . How that confidence had since been shaken ...
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... produce no debate , I can plainly perceive , indis- poses the minds of many , who seem to think that Ireland derives delight and satisfaction from our humiliation ; and should such an opinion generally prevail , the seeds of future ...
... produce no debate , I can plainly perceive , indis- poses the minds of many , who seem to think that Ireland derives delight and satisfaction from our humiliation ; and should such an opinion generally prevail , the seeds of future ...
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