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 8
... officially in the House of Commons a most alarming report of the outrages of the Right Boys in 1787 , as proceeding ... official zeal of Mr. Fitzgibbon , that it was re- medying disturbance by irreligion , and establish- ing it by Act ...
... officially in the House of Commons a most alarming report of the outrages of the Right Boys in 1787 , as proceeding ... official zeal of Mr. Fitzgibbon , that it was re- medying disturbance by irreligion , and establish- ing it by Act ...
Page 28
... official sanction has produced ferment and dissension , which compelled the com- manding officer to investigate and punish both those , who gave rise to , and those , who perpetrated the consequent outrages . When often to the ...
... official sanction has produced ferment and dissension , which compelled the com- manding officer to investigate and punish both those , who gave rise to , and those , who perpetrated the consequent outrages . When often to the ...
Page 131
... official or not official has it been said , that the two persons named Morres and Peters , were in the service of the Republic , or belonged to them either in civil or military capacities . The Minister has not even demanded their ...
... official or not official has it been said , that the two persons named Morres and Peters , were in the service of the Republic , or belonged to them either in civil or military capacities . The Minister has not even demanded their ...
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