A Complete History of England volume 9
A Complete History of England volume 9
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Enacted, That all eftates of papifts fhould be equally divided among the children, notw'ith- ftanding any fettlement to the contrary, unlefs the perfons to whom they might be fettled, mould qualify themfelves by taking the oaths, and com- municating with the church of England. The bill was not at all agreeable to the miniftry in Eng- land, who expected large prefents from the papifts, by whom a confiderable fum had been actually raifed for this purpofe. But, as they did not think proper to reje...ct fuch a bill while the Englim parliament was fitting, they added a clanfe which they hoped the parliament of Ireland would refufe ; namely, that no perfons in that kingdom fhould be capable of any employment, or of being in the magi- ftracy of any city, who did not qualify themfelves by receiving the facrament, according to the teft- act patted in England. Though this was certainly a great hardmip on the diffenters, the parliament of Ireland facrificed this confideration to their com- mon iecurity againft the Roman catholics, and ac- cepted the amendment without hefitation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enacted, That all eftates of papifts fhould be equally divided among the children, notw'ith- ftanding any fettlement to the contrary, unlefs the perfons to whom they might be fettled, mould qualify themfelves by taking the oaths, and com- municating with the church of England. The bill was not at all agreeable to the miniftry in Eng- land, who expected large prefents from the papifts, by whom a confiderable fum had been actually raifed for this purpofe. But, as they did not think proper to reje...ct fuch a bill while the Englim parliament was fitting, they added a clanfe which they hoped the parliament of Ireland would refufe ; namely, that no perfons in that kingdom fhould be capable of any employment, or of being in the magi- ftracy of any city, who did not qualify themfelves by receiving the facrament, according to the teft- act patted in England. Though this was certainly a great hardmip on the diffenters, the parliament of Ireland facrificed this confideration to their com- mon iecurity againft the Roman catholics, and ac- cepted the amendment without hefitation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smollett, Tobias George, 1721-1771 to read onlineMoreLess
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