The History of Ireland from Its Union with Great Britain, in January 1801, to October 1810, Volume 1Edition Synapse, 2001 - Ireland |
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Page xii
... Cornwallis arrives in Ireland- Ld . Cornwallis the tool of Mr. Pitt - Conduct of the Orangemen after the rebellion - Orangism after the rebellion was put down -Murder of Dogherty by Wolaghan a Yeoman , and its conse- quences - Orangemen ...
... Cornwallis arrives in Ireland- Ld . Cornwallis the tool of Mr. Pitt - Conduct of the Orangemen after the rebellion - Orangism after the rebellion was put down -Murder of Dogherty by Wolaghan a Yeoman , and its conse- quences - Orangemen ...
Page xiii
... Cornwallis Do , - Further proof of Mr. Pitt's pledge- -Mr . Pitt's reserved meaning on the Catholic queftion ... Cornwallis pressed to continue in Ireland- Lord Cornwallis's address in duping the Catholics -- - Arrival of Lord Hardwicke ...
... Cornwallis Do , - Further proof of Mr. Pitt's pledge- -Mr . Pitt's reserved meaning on the Catholic queftion ... Cornwallis pressed to continue in Ireland- Lord Cornwallis's address in duping the Catholics -- - Arrival of Lord Hardwicke ...
Page 107
... Cornwallis to be of so irritating a nature to the Catholics , as to endanger the measure of Union by the subtraction of their support had it appeared , whilst opposition could be available . The Union passed . Lord Cornwallis's reason ...
... Cornwallis to be of so irritating a nature to the Catholics , as to endanger the measure of Union by the subtraction of their support had it appeared , whilst opposition could be available . The Union passed . Lord Cornwallis's reason ...
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