Case of the Protestants of IrelandJ, Hatchard & Son, 1836 - 226 sider |
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Side 23
... O'Connell is , as Mr. Poulett Scrope affirms , the organ of the popular feeling in Ireland . He has proved that he has power to appease or excite , as if he were not only the organ , but the director of their feelings . He retains his ...
... O'Connell is , as Mr. Poulett Scrope affirms , the organ of the popular feeling in Ireland . He has proved that he has power to appease or excite , as if he were not only the organ , but the director of their feelings . He retains his ...
Side 24
... O'Connell has never endea- voured to give him permanency of possession . The peasant com- plains that his labour has no adequate remuneration— Mr. O'Connell has never contended for a rise of wages . The peasant complains that the ...
... O'Connell has never endea- voured to give him permanency of possession . The peasant com- plains that his labour has no adequate remuneration— Mr. O'Connell has never contended for a rise of wages . The peasant complains that the ...
Side 28
... O'Connell , in his evidence before the committee in 1825 , declared , that " in the time of his father and uncle , the priests educated on the Continent were Jacobites - that they were enemies to a certain extent ; while they submitted ...
... O'Connell , in his evidence before the committee in 1825 , declared , that " in the time of his father and uncle , the priests educated on the Continent were Jacobites - that they were enemies to a certain extent ; while they submitted ...
Side 29
... O'Connell terms a spirit of ultra - royalty could render the Roman Catholic clergy inimical to the British Sovereign , they were taught to believe in the divine right of kings , and they received promotion from the exiled but still ...
... O'Connell terms a spirit of ultra - royalty could render the Roman Catholic clergy inimical to the British Sovereign , they were taught to believe in the divine right of kings , and they received promotion from the exiled but still ...
Side 32
... O'Connell , an epistle which bears testimony to the rage awak- ened by the aspect of Protestant union , in those whose designs it serves to frustrate . Few testimonies could prove more con- vincingly the importance of the late ...
... O'Connell , an epistle which bears testimony to the rage awak- ened by the aspect of Protestant union , in those whose designs it serves to frustrate . Few testimonies could prove more con- vincingly the importance of the late ...
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