The Secret History of the Court and Reign of Charles the Second, Volume 1Charles M'Cormick |
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Page vii
... Ireland - Sir Charles Coote's perfidy - Pro- ceedings of the Irish convention - Inftructions and conduct of the state - commiffioners - Deputies from a 4 the 、 the clergyClaims of the adventurers - Pretenfions of the CONTENTS . vii.
... Ireland - Sir Charles Coote's perfidy - Pro- ceedings of the Irish convention - Inftructions and conduct of the state - commiffioners - Deputies from a 4 the 、 the clergyClaims of the adventurers - Pretenfions of the CONTENTS . vii.
Page viii
... Ireland - Appoint- ment and removal of lord Robarts - The marquis of Ormond and others re - inftated in their ancient poffeffions - Reftoration of epifcopacy - Sentiments of the king with respect to the different parties - Speech of the ...
... Ireland - Appoint- ment and removal of lord Robarts - The marquis of Ormond and others re - inftated in their ancient poffeffions - Reftoration of epifcopacy - Sentiments of the king with respect to the different parties - Speech of the ...
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... Ireland , defender of the faith , & c . - To all our lov- ing fubjects , of what degree or quality foever , greeting : " If the general distraction and confufion , which is spread over the whole kingdom , doth not awaken all men to a ...
... Ireland , defender of the faith , & c . - To all our lov- ing fubjects , of what degree or quality foever , greeting : " If the general distraction and confufion , which is spread over the whole kingdom , doth not awaken all men to a ...
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... Ireland , and general of all the armies and forces raised , or to be raised in the three king- doms ; and it was not fit he fhould be degraded from either upon his majesty's arrival . The utmost diligence was therefore used in ...
... Ireland , and general of all the armies and forces raised , or to be raised in the three king- doms ; and it was not fit he fhould be degraded from either upon his majesty's arrival . The utmost diligence was therefore used in ...
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... Ireland to the double advantage of wip- ing off old fcores with the new government , by a zealous attention to the purposes of their revenge , and to the enlarging of his ill - gotten poffeffions with the plunder of his old friends . On ...
... Ireland to the double advantage of wip- ing off old fcores with the new government , by a zealous attention to the purposes of their revenge , and to the enlarging of his ill - gotten poffeffions with the plunder of his old friends . On ...
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