The History of Ireland from Its Union with Great Britain, in January 1801, to October 1810, Volume 1Edition Synapse, 2001 |
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... corps , is an evidential link to the combi- nation of engrafting Protestant ascendancy , ry corps , upon religious disunion , and Catholic depres- and why sion . The Catholics not being generally ad- ter the Yeoman- mitted into the ...
... corps , is an evidential link to the combi- nation of engrafting Protestant ascendancy , ry corps , upon religious disunion , and Catholic depres- and why sion . The Catholics not being generally ad- ter the Yeoman- mitted into the ...
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... corps , the party Sir Richard Musgrave , in his Strictures , ( p . 165 ) says , From the report of the Secret Committee of the Irish House , in 1797 , that the first estimate laid before Parliament for 20,000 men , was filled up ...
... corps , the party Sir Richard Musgrave , in his Strictures , ( p . 165 ) says , From the report of the Secret Committee of the Irish House , in 1797 , that the first estimate laid before Parliament for 20,000 men , was filled up ...
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... corps corps of yeomanry , into which , says their advocate and encomiast , Sir Richard Mus- grave , † " the loyal Orangemen were instantly 66 admitted , and of which they formed by far " the most considerable part . " The feelings and ...
... corps corps of yeomanry , into which , says their advocate and encomiast , Sir Richard Mus- grave , † " the loyal Orangemen were instantly 66 admitted , and of which they formed by far " the most considerable part . " The feelings and ...
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