A Consideration of the State of Ireland in the Nineteenth CenturyArchibald Constable, 1907 - Всего страниц: 699 |
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... give the best idea of the principles , knowledge and passions which prevailed in each reign and characterized the times . It will be found to have always been the shame of England , as Sicily was of Rome , and is now of Naples , and ...
... give the best idea of the principles , knowledge and passions which prevailed in each reign and characterized the times . It will be found to have always been the shame of England , as Sicily was of Rome , and is now of Naples , and ...
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... give them fixity , in some instances perpetuity , of tenure . The landlord , while he was evading this obligation , could not venture , even if he were disposed , to interfere with their possession . They were somewhat in the condition ...
... give them fixity , in some instances perpetuity , of tenure . The landlord , while he was evading this obligation , could not venture , even if he were disposed , to interfere with their possession . They were somewhat in the condition ...
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... give up a third of their grants to be applied to the purpose of increasing the fund for reprisals ; that the Connaught purchasers should retain two- thirds of the lands they possessed in September 1663 ; that in all cases of competition ...
... give up a third of their grants to be applied to the purpose of increasing the fund for reprisals ; that the Connaught purchasers should retain two- thirds of the lands they possessed in September 1663 ; that in all cases of competition ...
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... give their labour to their land- lord in return for no payment whatever , but to see their crops at the same time deteriorating in consequence before their eyes . Hunger and starvation , therefore , stared them in the face at every turn ...
... give their labour to their land- lord in return for no payment whatever , but to see their crops at the same time deteriorating in consequence before their eyes . Hunger and starvation , therefore , stared them in the face at every turn ...
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... give the clergy their just dues , they have no food or raiment for themselves - the landlord grasps the whole . " Clare was a malignant and petty foe and an execrable bad shot . In his duel with John Philpot Curran , after the latter ...
... give the clergy their just dues , they have no food or raiment for themselves - the landlord grasps the whole . " Clare was a malignant and petty foe and an execrable bad shot . In his duel with John Philpot Curran , after the latter ...
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