A History of the Thirty Years' Peace, A.D. 1816-1846, Volume 3G. Bell and sons, 1877 - Great Britain |
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... carrying on his business with the close attention and care and thrifty skill held necessary in the employers of free labour elsewhere . And the negroes would certainly work in a very different way , and to a very different amount ...
... carrying on his business with the close attention and care and thrifty skill held necessary in the employers of free labour elsewhere . And the negroes would certainly work in a very different way , and to a very different amount ...
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... carried off the pig , or the sack of potatoes , or the money - fee which the peasant desired to offer to his own priest . It required no miraculous wisdom to see that the long - exasperated Irish must consider this management as ...
... carried off the pig , or the sack of potatoes , or the money - fee which the peasant desired to offer to his own priest . It required no miraculous wisdom to see that the long - exasperated Irish must consider this management as ...
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... carried such a measure at the outset of their legislation for Ireland , when their power was at its height , and the question of Church reform in England was discussed with a freedom and boldness which soon disappeared . If not ...
... carried such a measure at the outset of their legislation for Ireland , when their power was at its height , and the question of Church reform in England was discussed with a freedom and boldness which soon disappeared . If not ...
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... carry the other two ; but they succeeded only with the first - the act by which the tithes composition in Ireland was made compulsory and permanent . The Relief Act would not work . The clergy were as much hated as ever for giving in to ...
... carry the other two ; but they succeeded only with the first - the act by which the tithes composition in Ireland was made compulsory and permanent . The Relief Act would not work . The clergy were as much hated as ever for giving in to ...
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... carried by a very large majority - the numbers being 82 to 33 . After taking time to consider , the ministers determined to go on with the bill . They never would have proposed a large reduction in the incomes of the Irish clergy ; but ...
... carried by a very large majority - the numbers being 82 to 33 . After taking time to consider , the ministers determined to go on with the bill . They never would have proposed a large reduction in the incomes of the Irish clergy ; but ...
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