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... or Explanation is giuen therein , maybe soe Plainly & Cleerly worded , That he
that Runs may Read & understand them , els what is to End Doubts may Raise
them ; And yt ther can be nothinge Intended but what may be written particularly ,
I ...
... or Explanation is giuen therein , maybe soe Plainly & Cleerly worded , That he
that Runs may Read & understand them , els what is to End Doubts may Raise
them ; And yt ther can be nothinge Intended but what may be written particularly ,
I ...
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... Tradinge alreddy is soe decay'd , for want of a Garde on ye Coasts , yt ye
natiue comodities of this Prouince are alreddy fallen one Third Part . I doubt it is
ye like over ye Kingdom , for this Prouince is ye Greatest Province of Trade in
Ireland .
... Tradinge alreddy is soe decay'd , for want of a Garde on ye Coasts , yt ye
natiue comodities of this Prouince are alreddy fallen one Third Part . I doubt it is
ye like over ye Kingdom , for this Prouince is ye Greatest Province of Trade in
Ireland .
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And if only euery capt . coñed his Troope or Company , or euery Gov ' his
Garrison , I doubt it maybe of ill consequence , if any Troubles should happen ;
for it may be too late to send to Dublin , & Perhaps Impossible to doe it . I speake
not this I ...
And if only euery capt . coñed his Troope or Company , or euery Gov ' his
Garrison , I doubt it maybe of ill consequence , if any Troubles should happen ;
for it may be too late to send to Dublin , & Perhaps Impossible to doe it . I speake
not this I ...
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But I doubt , if somethinge be not speedely and effectually done , the better sorte
of ye English merchants will withdraw with their Stocks into England , wh : would
be an Irreparable loss to Ire . land . One of ye richest in this Prouince , noe ...
But I doubt , if somethinge be not speedely and effectually done , the better sorte
of ye English merchants will withdraw with their Stocks into England , wh : would
be an Irreparable loss to Ire . land . One of ye richest in this Prouince , noe ...
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The three first of these Rules can , I thinke , admit of no dispute , only the
enlargement of ye 3d to all Forrainers of any religion what ever , as well as
Protestants , and ye last too , wch relates only to ye Citty of Dublyn is , without
doubt , very ...
The three first of these Rules can , I thinke , admit of no dispute , only the
enlargement of ye 3d to all Forrainers of any religion what ever , as well as
Protestants , and ye last too , wch relates only to ye Citty of Dublyn is , without
doubt , very ...
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| Título | Works of the Camden Society, Edição 47 Essex Papers, Arthur Capel Earl of Essex Works of the Camden Society, Royal Historical Society (Great Britain) |
| Colaboradores | Camden Society (Great Britain), Royal Historical Society (Great Britain) |
| Editora | Camden Society, 1890 |
| Original de | A Universidade do Estado de Ohio |
| Digitalizado | 10 out. 2017 |
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