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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... reason in detail , and then 1 * The total That black cutions , to reduce the numbers of the victims far below the reality . A list of them was made out by the late Mr. Stuart of Acton , and the Rev. Mr. Stuart of Armagh . of the ...
... reason in detail , and then 1 * The total That black cutions , to reduce the numbers of the victims far below the reality . A list of them was made out by the late Mr. Stuart of Acton , and the Rev. Mr. Stuart of Armagh . of the ...
Page 328
... reason of his acquaintance with Mr. Hargrove , and on no other charge . I stood firm against all their intrigues , until the 17th of June , and you will be surprised at the manner they then compelled me , to accede to Anderson's oath ...
... reason of his acquaintance with Mr. Hargrove , and on no other charge . I stood firm against all their intrigues , until the 17th of June , and you will be surprised at the manner they then compelled me , to accede to Anderson's oath ...
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... reason of his acquaintance with him . When Mr. Arthur was arrested , there was no charge whatsoever against him , save his acquaintance with Mr. Hargrove . * After his arrest General Morrison , Assistant Adjutant General Colonel Cockell ...
... reason of his acquaintance with him . When Mr. Arthur was arrested , there was no charge whatsoever against him , save his acquaintance with Mr. Hargrove . * After his arrest General Morrison , Assistant Adjutant General Colonel Cockell ...
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