The Works of ... Edmund Burke, Zväzok 2Harper, 1855 |
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Strana 355
... Ireland . I suspect they mean that Ireland should take a sort of lead , and act an efficient part in this war , both with men and money . It will sound well , when we meet , to tell us of the active zeal and loyalty of the people of Ireland ...
... Ireland . I suspect they mean that Ireland should take a sort of lead , and act an efficient part in this war , both with men and money . It will sound well , when we meet , to tell us of the active zeal and loyalty of the people of Ireland ...
Strana 379
... Ireland for this gratifica- tion to Manchester , he graciously permitted , or rather forwarded two bills ; that for encouraging the growth of tobacco , and that for giving a bounty on exportation of hemp from Ireland . They were brought ...
... Ireland for this gratifica- tion to Manchester , he graciously permitted , or rather forwarded two bills ; that for encouraging the growth of tobacco , and that for giving a bounty on exportation of hemp from Ireland . They were brought ...
Strana 439
... Ireland . The pro- testant part of that kingdom is represented by the government itself to be , by whole counties , in nothing less than open rebellion . I am sure that it is every where teeming with dangerous conspiracy . I believe it ...
... Ireland . The pro- testant part of that kingdom is represented by the government itself to be , by whole counties , in nothing less than open rebellion . I am sure that it is every where teeming with dangerous conspiracy . I believe it ...
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CONTENTS | 3 |
LETTER TO A PEER OF IRELAND | 56 |
ADMITTING THEM TO THE ELECTIVE | 63 |
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