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 55
... friends sacrificing their situations at so critical a period , would be immaterial to the Irish people , were it not for the deception practised upon them . A de- mand of confidential gratitude was made upon the Irish Catholics to men ...
... friends sacrificing their situations at so critical a period , would be immaterial to the Irish people , were it not for the deception practised upon them . A de- mand of confidential gratitude was made upon the Irish Catholics to men ...
Page 143
... friends , who would naturally want to visit him there . Whilst he was confined at Wicklow , Mr. Marsden frequently sent for Mr. James Tandy , and discovered the most ruffled anxiety , that his father should sail immedi- ately . In one ...
... friends , who would naturally want to visit him there . Whilst he was confined at Wicklow , Mr. Marsden frequently sent for Mr. James Tandy , and discovered the most ruffled anxiety , that his father should sail immedi- ately . In one ...
Page 332
... friends , who owed their liberties to my exertions , and that he could not by any means influence me to my friend's injury . The same day , Colonel Darby came to me with another letter , viz . " to whom were the papers sent , and what ...
... friends , who owed their liberties to my exertions , and that he could not by any means influence me to my friend's injury . The same day , Colonel Darby came to me with another letter , viz . " to whom were the papers sent , and what ...
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