The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Ireland , is conclufive evi- dence that he was little fuited to gain favour with the Irish , in the work of Reformation , which he had now taken in hand : " and here we cannot avoid noticing , that our Author fupports the very opinion ...
... Ireland , is conclufive evi- dence that he was little fuited to gain favour with the Irish , in the work of Reformation , which he had now taken in hand : " and here we cannot avoid noticing , that our Author fupports the very opinion ...
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... Ireland , but likewise in England and Scotland , if King James , after his abdication , had been reinated in fupreme power over the three kingdoms . " God in his infinite mercy prevented it ! It is in this part of our Author's ...
... Ireland , but likewise in England and Scotland , if King James , after his abdication , had been reinated in fupreme power over the three kingdoms . " God in his infinite mercy prevented it ! It is in this part of our Author's ...
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... Ireland , as well as in Great Britain ; and of this harfh measure with refpect to Ireland Mr. Plowden complains , on the ground , that whilft the rebellion in North Britain was making an alarming pro- grefs under the Earl of Mar , at ...
... Ireland , as well as in Great Britain ; and of this harfh measure with refpect to Ireland Mr. Plowden complains , on the ground , that whilft the rebellion in North Britain was making an alarming pro- grefs under the Earl of Mar , at ...
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