The union. Cease your funning Or, The rebel detected [by C.K. Bushe. A reply to Arguments for and against an union considered, by E. Cooke]. |
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... Ireland , and glaringly confpicuous in every number of the Prefs , and Union Star ; avowing themfelves in the confeffions of Doctor M'Nevin , proclaiming themfelves in the mani- feftos of Arthur O'Connor . Is it not evident then that ...
... Ireland , and glaringly confpicuous in every number of the Prefs , and Union Star ; avowing themfelves in the confeffions of Doctor M'Nevin , proclaiming themfelves in the mani- feftos of Arthur O'Connor . Is it not evident then that ...
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... Ireland , because the Parlia- ment is a good one , and deferves to go to a bet- ter place and that even if the Legiflature , as he infinuates , was the caufe of our misfortunes , it evidently could not improve our condition , to re ...
... Ireland , because the Parlia- ment is a good one , and deferves to go to a bet- ter place and that even if the Legiflature , as he infinuates , was the caufe of our misfortunes , it evidently could not improve our condition , to re ...
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... Ireland upon the will of England , whereas , every unprejudiced man knows , that , in fact , an Union is the only thing which can fecure the independence of Ireland , and enfure the falvation of the country . He proceeds- " Geneva is ...
... Ireland upon the will of England , whereas , every unprejudiced man knows , that , in fact , an Union is the only thing which can fecure the independence of Ireland , and enfure the falvation of the country . He proceeds- " Geneva is ...
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... Ireland will not be diverted from her great object by fuch filly fophifm ; fhe knows her own greatnefs and diffimilitude to thofe af- fronting caricatures , and fhe adopts the Union ' upon its own intrinfic merits , and because it is ...
... Ireland will not be diverted from her great object by fuch filly fophifm ; fhe knows her own greatnefs and diffimilitude to thofe af- fronting caricatures , and fhe adopts the Union ' upon its own intrinfic merits , and because it is ...
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... Ireland are framed in the British cabinet - the government of Ireland is actually adminiftered by a British Lord Lieutenant , who diftributes the patronage of the Crown - the Irish Parliament is fubject to British influence , and near ...
... Ireland are framed in the British cabinet - the government of Ireland is actually adminiftered by a British Lord Lieutenant , who diftributes the patronage of the Crown - the Irish Parliament is fubject to British influence , and near ...
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