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Page 479
... Ireland , it was for plunder and rapine . The proof consisted them to show what was the situation of of facts , clear and notorious ; and if Ireland , and how it happened that so it were wanted , he had documentary evi- large a military ...
... Ireland , it was for plunder and rapine . The proof consisted them to show what was the situation of of facts , clear and notorious ; and if Ireland , and how it happened that so it were wanted , he had documentary evi- large a military ...
Page 567
... Ireland had suffered much by ❝ the war . Her debt had increased to an enormous amount . Her taxes were " heavier ... Ireland had obviously a tendency " " to ruin England , and certainly no ar- " rangement could be better than such a 46 ...
... Ireland had suffered much by ❝ the war . Her debt had increased to an enormous amount . Her taxes were " heavier ... Ireland had obviously a tendency " " to ruin England , and certainly no ar- " rangement could be better than such a 46 ...
Page 597
... Ireland , when so many deemed inexpedient . It was a prejudice persons of property and character were now indulged by few , that legislation non - resident , that improper individuals could accomplish objects in this case which were ...
... Ireland , when so many deemed inexpedient . It was a prejudice persons of property and character were now indulged by few , that legislation non - resident , that improper individuals could accomplish objects in this case which were ...
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