Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 141W. Blackwood & Sons, 1886 |
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... British Government . The following year , however , witnessed a marvellous change . Mr Pitt and the British Government by no means shared the views of the Ascendancy party and the Irish Executive . By their direct orders ( Dundas to ...
... British Government . The following year , however , witnessed a marvellous change . Mr Pitt and the British Government by no means shared the views of the Ascendancy party and the Irish Executive . By their direct orders ( Dundas to ...
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... British Government . Some calm - minded judges such as Mr Lecky - have held that they there- by flung away a golden opportunity for conciliating Ireland . A more probable judgment seems that the rash and headlong conduct of Lord ...
... British Government . Some calm - minded judges such as Mr Lecky - have held that they there- by flung away a golden opportunity for conciliating Ireland . A more probable judgment seems that the rash and headlong conduct of Lord ...
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... British fleet was also ready for service . Again the weather stood our friend . For two months the fleet was delayed by foul winds , until their supplies were exhausted . When at last , in Oc- tober , the Dutch fleet put to sea , it was ...
... British fleet was also ready for service . Again the weather stood our friend . For two months the fleet was delayed by foul winds , until their supplies were exhausted . When at last , in Oc- tober , the Dutch fleet put to sea , it was ...
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... British connection , could not fight heartily in such an alliance , and the rising was easily sup- pressed . soldier that Immediately on the outbreak of the insurrection , the Government appointed as Lord Lieutenant Lord Cornwallis ...
... British connection , could not fight heartily in such an alliance , and the rising was easily sup- pressed . soldier that Immediately on the outbreak of the insurrection , the Government appointed as Lord Lieutenant Lord Cornwallis ...
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... British squadron under Sir John Warren . Neither of these invasions were large enough to be formidable by themselves ; either of them , if they had appeared a little earlier on the scene , would have multiplied tenfold the difficulty of ...
... British squadron under Sir John Warren . Neither of these invasions were large enough to be formidable by themselves ; either of them , if they had appeared a little earlier on the scene , would have multiplied tenfold the difficulty of ...
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