 | Hezekiah Niles - 1822 - 526 страници
...them infamy, disgrace, and certain perdition. TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF IRELAND. The misery and dis:res§ which your ill-fated country has been so frequently...government, in the most arbitrary country in the world, haï most sincerely affected your friends in America, and has engaged the most serious attention of... | |
 | Hezekiah Niles - 1822 - 514 страници
...perdition. . TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF IRELAND. The misery and distress which your ill-fated country has been BO frequently exposed to, and has so often experienced,...name of government, in the most arbitrary country in tie world, ha* most sincerely affected your friends in America, and has engaged the most serious attention... | |
 | Hezekiah Niles - 1822 - 518 страници
...bring along with then infaiiy, disgrace, and certain perdition. TO THE GOOD РЕОГ LE OF IREL.Vm The misery and distress which your ill-fated country has been so frequently exposed to, and bas so often experienced, by such a combination of rapine, treichery, and violence, as would have disgraced... | |
 | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth - 1824 - 600 страници
...and which one of the wisest and best philanthropists of that or any aget has defined to have been " such a combination of rapine, treachery, and violence...government in the most arbitrary country in the . world." Other events, bearing upon the same point, tended at this epoch to soften, if not to remedy the evils... | |
 | 1902 - 742 страници
...American, Benjamin Franklin, referred to the British performances of the eighteenth century in Ireland as " such a combination of rapine, treachery, and violence...government in the most arbitrary country in the world." 1 Mr. Gladstone mentions that " Under Lord Fitzwilliam there was peace in Ireland with a force of 5000... | |
 | Lady Morgan (Sydney) - 1825 - 200 страници
...and which one of the wisest and best philanthropists of that or any agef has denned to have been " such a combination of rapine, treachery, and violence...government in the most arbitrary country in the world." Other events, bearing upon the same point, tended at this epoch to sbften, if not to remedy the evils... | |
 | Thomas Nicolas Burke - 1873 - 252 страници
...minister from the American government. He writes to the people of Ireland in October, 1778, and says: "The misery and distress which your ill-fated country...most sincerely affected your friends in America, and has engaged the most serious attention of Congress." Now I come to another honored name, that of Gulian... | |
 | Hezekiah Niles - 1876 - 536 страници
...PEOPLE OF IRELAND, WRITTEN WHILE AT VERSAILLES, FRANCE, OCTOBER 4, 1/78. TO THE GOOD PEOPLE OF IRELAND. The misery and distress which your ill-fated country...most sincerely affected your friends in America, and has engaged the most serious attention of congress ; the ministry of Britain have seen the extreme... | |
 | Hezekiah Niles - 1876 - 542 страници
...PEOPLE OP IRELAND, WRITTEN WHILE AT VERSAILLES, FRANCE, OCTOBER 4, i778. TO TI1K GOOD PEOPLE OF IRELAND. The misery and distress which your ill-fated country...most sincerely affected your friends in America, and has engaged the most serious attention of congress ; the ministry of Britain have seen the extreme... | |
 | James Joseph Clancy - 1881 - 610 страници
...violence, such as would hare disgraced the name of government in the most arbitrary country in th« world, has most sincerely affected your friends in...and engaged the most serious attention of Congress. I have in commission to repeat to yon the cordial concern that Congress takes in all that concerns... | |
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The misery and distress which your ill-fated country has been so frequently exposed to, and has so often experienced, by such a combination of rapine, treachery, and violence, as would have disgraced the name of government, in the most arbitrary country... 
