 These persons never saw a man (by converting) escape out of their power, but with grudging and regret. I have known men, to whom I am not uncharitable in saying, (though they are dead) that they would have become papists in order to oppress protestants...  The Irish ecclesiastical record - Página 568de Irish ecclesiastical record - 1885Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Francis Plowden - 1805 - 482 páginas
...saying, though ' they are dead, that they would become Papists in 01 der to oppress Protes' tants ; if being Protestants it was not in their power to...least as far as it has fallen under my observation." t 9 Com. Journ. p. 114. Mr. Robert French, and Sir Lucius O'Bryen.twq ministerial members, were ordered... | |
 | Francis Plowden - 1805 - 486 páginas
...would become Papists in otder to oppress Protes" tants ; if being Protestants it was not in tlieir power to oppress Papists. It " is injustice, and not...least as far as it has fallen under my observation." t 9 Com. Journ. p. 114. Mr. Robert French, and Sir Lucius O'Bryen.two ministerial members, were ordered... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1807 - 512 páginas
...saying, (though they are dead) that they would have become papists in order to oppress protest* ants ; if, being protestants, it was not in their power to...least as far as it has fallen under my observation. However, as I began, so I end. I do not know the map of the country. Mr. Gardiner, who conducts this... | |
 | 1808 - 844 páginas
...((.hough they are dead) that they would become papists in order to oppress protestants; if, beinu; protestants, it was not in their power to oppress...has been the principle of persecution, at least as fur as it has fallen under my obscrvution. However, as I began, BO I end. I do not know the map of... | |
 | 1808 - 436 páginas
..."rotestams ; i', btin^ protesi-.:ils, it 'vas not in their power to oppress pppists. It is injustice, ami not a mistaken conscience, that has been the principle...least as far as it has fallen under my observation. However, as I began, so I end. I do no* know the map of the country. Mr G r, who conducts this great... | |
 | Dennis Taaffe - 1811 - 590 páginas
...men, to whom I am not uncharitable in saying, though they are dead, that they would become papists, in order to oppress protestants; if being protestants...least as far as it has fallen under my observation." Though rejected in so disdainful sort by her protestant countrymen, the disputes with America obtained... | |
 | Dennis Taaffe - 1811 - 584 páginas
...saying, though they are dead, that they would become papists, in order to oppress protestants; if bejng protestants it was not in their power to oppress papists....least as far as it has fallen under my observation." Though rejected in so disdainful sort by her protcstant countrymen, the disputes with America obtained... | |
 | William Sampson - 1813 - 278 páginas
...*tre dead) that they would have become pa* pists in order to oppress protestants, if being proteslants it was not in their power to oppress papists. It is...been the principle of persecution, at least as far as has fallen under my observation." The Court will excuse me for calling to my aid, the opinions of this... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1834 - 618 páginas
...that they would have hecome papists in order to oppress proteritants ; if, heing protestants it was in their power to oppress papists. It is injustice, and not a mistaken conscience, that has heen the principle of persecution, at least as far as it has fallen under my ohservation. However,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1835 - 620 páginas
...that they would have become papists in order to oppress protestants ; if, being protestants it was in their power to oppress papists. It is injustice,...least as far as it has fallen under my observation. However, as I began, so I end. I do not know the map of the country. Mr. Gardiner, who conducts this... | |
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