The Annual RegisterEdmund Burke Rivingtons, 1873 - History |
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... given place to cold and rain again , the constant thunder and lightning survived the change of the thermometer . The gales of the year were equally abnormal in their violence and frequency , and the disastrous record of wrecks and ...
... given place to cold and rain again , the constant thunder and lightning survived the change of the thermometer . The gales of the year were equally abnormal in their violence and frequency , and the disastrous record of wrecks and ...
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... given to your property a security and prosperity which your fathers never hoped for , and which , in the disturbed districts of Ireland , has given effectual protection to the farmer's life by depriving assassins of their liberty ...
... given to your property a security and prosperity which your fathers never hoped for , and which , in the disturbed districts of Ireland , has given effectual protection to the farmer's life by depriving assassins of their liberty ...
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... or three of them , at least , came in at the head of their parishioners to vote for Mr. Blenner- hassett . Some of the votes tendered for that gentleman were refused because the name was given " Hassett , " 14 ] [ 1872 . ENGLISH HISTORY .
... or three of them , at least , came in at the head of their parishioners to vote for Mr. Blenner- hassett . Some of the votes tendered for that gentleman were refused because the name was given " Hassett , " 14 ] [ 1872 . ENGLISH HISTORY .
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Edmund Burke. refused because the name was given " Hassett , " so little were his superior claims really known to the patriotic electors who were ready to vote for him because they were exhorted to do so . At Kenmare , Mr. Starkie ...
Edmund Burke. refused because the name was given " Hassett , " so little were his superior claims really known to the patriotic electors who were ready to vote for him because they were exhorted to do so . At Kenmare , Mr. Starkie ...
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... given to provide the necessary accommoda- tion for the members of the two Houses of Parliament . " The assurances of friendship which I receive from foreign Powers continue to be in all respects satisfactory . I need hardly assure you ...
... given to provide the necessary accommoda- tion for the members of the two Houses of Parliament . " The assurances of friendship which I receive from foreign Powers continue to be in all respects satisfactory . I need hardly assure you ...
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Page 205 - Offering of Christ once made is that perfect redemption, propitiation, and satisfaction, for all the sins of the whole world, both original and actual; and there is none other satisfaction for sin, but that alone. Wherefore the sacrifices of Masses, in the which it was commonly said, that the Priest did offer Christ for the quick and the dead, to have remission of pain or guilt, were blasphemous fables, and dangerous deceits.