Life and Manners: From The Autobiography of an English Opium-eaterTicknor, Reed, and Fields, 1851 - 347 sider |
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... rebel army , amounting , perhaps , to 25,000 men , with a consid- erable though small artillery , at Vinegar Hill , a French force of about 900 men had landed on the western coast , and again stirred up the Irish to insurrection . Had ...
... rebel army , amounting , perhaps , to 25,000 men , with a consid- erable though small artillery , at Vinegar Hill , a French force of about 900 men had landed on the western coast , and again stirred up the Irish to insurrection . Had ...
Side 110
... Rebel , but as claims upon the equity of the English Government . The officer left in command at Killala , when the pres- ence of the Commander - in - chief was required elsewhere , bore the name of Charost . He was a lieutenant ...
... Rebel , but as claims upon the equity of the English Government . The officer left in command at Killala , when the pres- ence of the Commander - in - chief was required elsewhere , bore the name of Charost . He was a lieutenant ...
Side 112
... rebels were growing desperate for prey and mischief , did not appear to sink his spirits in the smallest degree . ' This particular sort of strength has nothing in common with strength of muscle : I shall have occasion to notice it ...
... rebels were growing desperate for prey and mischief , did not appear to sink his spirits in the smallest degree . ' This particular sort of strength has nothing in common with strength of muscle : I shall have occasion to notice it ...
Side 114
... rebels held many hostages in their hands , they once recommenced the old system practised in Wexford and Kildare , of hanging and shooting without trial , and with- out a thought of the horrible reprisals that might be adopted . These ...
... rebels held many hostages in their hands , they once recommenced the old system practised in Wexford and Kildare , of hanging and shooting without trial , and with- out a thought of the horrible reprisals that might be adopted . These ...
Side 116
... rebel for the lesson he had given him ; but still it serves to show the contagiousness of that blind spirit of ... rebels desperate , by involving them in the last extremities of guilt and massacre ; but , unhappily , too much ...
... rebel for the lesson he had given him ; but still it serves to show the contagiousness of that blind spirit of ... rebels desperate , by involving them in the last extremities of guilt and massacre ; but , unhappily , too much ...
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