The European Magazine, and London Review, Հատոր 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Irish . The pride of ancestry , it is afferted , has a peculiar effect upon the Irish . Their ancestors were un- doubtedly Scythians , or , as they were afterwards called , Phænicians ; and it is a general belief , that a Scythian or ...
... Irish . The pride of ancestry , it is afferted , has a peculiar effect upon the Irish . Their ancestors were un- doubtedly Scythians , or , as they were afterwards called , Phænicians ; and it is a general belief , that a Scythian or ...
Էջ 133
... Irish nation . He very properly notices the great difference between the English and Irih bitte- rians of this reign , fo far as refpects the affairs of Ireland , and the conduct of the King and his Miniiters to his Roman Catholic ...
... Irish nation . He very properly notices the great difference between the English and Irih bitte- rians of this reign , fo far as refpects the affairs of Ireland , and the conduct of the King and his Miniiters to his Roman Catholic ...
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... Irish and two of Scots , in the pay of the French Mo- narch , who confidered themselves as auxiliary troops of James Stuart , their rightful Monarch of thefe realms , and that frequent intercourfe muft have fubfifted between thofe who ...
... Irish and two of Scots , in the pay of the French Mo- narch , who confidered themselves as auxiliary troops of James Stuart , their rightful Monarch of thefe realms , and that frequent intercourfe muft have fubfifted between thofe who ...
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