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BE IRELAND Introduction Y the native Irish , as by the Scots , the Restoration was welcomed as holding out some prospect of one particular thing , in their case the return of the land to its original owners .
BE IRELAND Introduction Y the native Irish , as by the Scots , the Restoration was welcomed as holding out some prospect of one particular thing , in their case the return of the land to its original owners .
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And whereas the officers and soldiers now of our army in Ireland , and that have been formerly of the army in Ireland ... and of the full assurance of the forwardness and readiness of the said army and loving subjects in Ireland to ...
And whereas the officers and soldiers now of our army in Ireland , and that have been formerly of the army in Ireland ... and of the full assurance of the forwardness and readiness of the said army and loving subjects in Ireland to ...
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And we with all duty and humility assure your Majesty of our ready concurrence and assistance , in a parliamentary way , to preserve and maintain the dependence and subordination of Ireland to the imperial crown of this realm .
And we with all duty and humility assure your Majesty of our ready concurrence and assistance , in a parliamentary way , to preserve and maintain the dependence and subordination of Ireland to the imperial crown of this realm .
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Ireland showing inequalities in parliamentary representation 779 | 20 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 39 |
Bibliography | 54 |
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| Título | English Historical Documents, Volumen 8 English Historical Documents, David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | Oxford University Press, 1953 |
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