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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... Kings . and States , we yield thee hearty Thanks for so miraculously bringing to light , and frustrating the secret and horrible designs of our enemies , plotted and intended to have been executed against our Gracious King , our happy ...
... Kings . and States , we yield thee hearty Thanks for so miraculously bringing to light , and frustrating the secret and horrible designs of our enemies , plotted and intended to have been executed against our Gracious King , our happy ...
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... Kings and States from the wicked Conspiracies , and malicious Practices of all the Enemies thereof ; we yield thee ... King George , and the whole estates of the realm , for the subversion of Government and established Religion . Be thou ...
... Kings and States from the wicked Conspiracies , and malicious Practices of all the Enemies thereof ; we yield thee ... King George , and the whole estates of the realm , for the subversion of Government and established Religion . Be thou ...
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... King's permission to retire from situations " of trust and high public importance , which for " some time they had had the honor of filling , upon grounds , which he was confident no honest man could deem censurable . It proceeded ...
... King's permission to retire from situations " of trust and high public importance , which for " some time they had had the honor of filling , upon grounds , which he was confident no honest man could deem censurable . It proceeded ...
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