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 47
... important historical docu- ments in his Historical Review , ( 3 , Vol . p . 944. ) They have been frequently ... important question , to which he boasted of having sacrificed his situation , the author determined to verify the fact by ...
... important historical docu- ments in his Historical Review , ( 3 , Vol . p . 944. ) They have been frequently ... important question , to which he boasted of having sacrificed his situation , the author determined to verify the fact by ...
Page 48
... importance to several millions of his Majesty's subjects , should have slipped the memory of a person even in the 70th ... important paper , of which you have neither a copy nor a distinct recollec- tion , I take the liberty of enclosing ...
... importance to several millions of his Majesty's subjects , should have slipped the memory of a person even in the 70th ... important paper , of which you have neither a copy nor a distinct recollec- tion , I take the liberty of enclosing ...
Page 97
... important debates upon Irish matters Parlia- took place in the Imperial Parliament , after the Debates on appointment of Lord Hardwicke to the important Government of that Country , before he set out to take possession of it , and after ...
... important debates upon Irish matters Parlia- took place in the Imperial Parliament , after the Debates on appointment of Lord Hardwicke to the important Government of that Country , before he set out to take possession of it , and after ...
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