 ... things to come, I might, by referring to authentic sources of information, draw a series of terrific pictures of persecution, intolerance, and desolation, to which it would be difficult, perhaps impossible, to find parallels in the history of any...  the miseries and beauties of ireland. - Page 409by johnathan binns - 1837Full view - About this book
 | Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1838 - 606 pages
...impossible, to find parallels in the history of any nation not absolutely barbarous. It becomes us, who are in some degree responsible for the misdeeds...the ignoble purpose of extinguishing her religion and seizing on the properties of its votaries, she has been deprived of those political privileges... | |
 | Charles Edwards Lester - 1843 - 336 pages
...of any nation not absolutely barbarous." He declares that " ever since her connexion with England, Ireland has been a grievously oppressed country ;...the ignoble purpose of extinguishing her religion, and seizing upon the property of its votaries, she has been deprived of those political privileges... | |
 | Patrick Lavelle - 1870 - 620 pages
...impossible, to find parallels in the history of any nation not absolutely barbarous. It becomes us, u'ho are, in some degree, responsible for the misdeeds...repeat, to bear constantly in mind that ever since her counection with Great Britain, Ireland has been a grievously oppressed country ; that, for the ignoble... | |
 | Patrick Lavelle - 1870 - 570 pages
...impossible, to find parallels in the history of any nation not absolutely barbarous. It becomes us, wlu> are, in some degree, responsible for the misdeeds...to repair the evils they have effected, it becomes «s, I repeat, to bear constantly in mind that ever since her connection vnlh Great Britain, Ireland... | |
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