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 254
... letter to the Chancellor , complaining of the injustice done to him and to his religion , by the unfounded charges and calumnies contained in his letter to Lord Fingal , each of which he completely refuted . Lord Redesdale in his reply ...
... letter to the Chancellor , complaining of the injustice done to him and to his religion , by the unfounded charges and calumnies contained in his letter to Lord Fingal , each of which he completely refuted . Lord Redesdale in his reply ...
Page 286
... letter , ( which manuscript letter , by a very curious distinction , was sealed , though it was said to contain a request for money ) , at worst ambiguous , while the notification of an intended act of high treason , being no less ...
... letter , ( which manuscript letter , by a very curious distinction , was sealed , though it was said to contain a request for money ) , at worst ambiguous , while the notification of an intended act of high treason , being no less ...
Page 332
... letter I answered , in which Mr. Arthur's name was not mentioned . On Sunday , the 17th June , Colonel Darby brought me a letter from General Morrison_requiring information from me against I. Barry , Joseph Littes , Dennis Linehan , and ...
... letter I answered , in which Mr. Arthur's name was not mentioned . On Sunday , the 17th June , Colonel Darby brought me a letter from General Morrison_requiring information from me against I. Barry , Joseph Littes , Dennis Linehan , and ...
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