History of Ireland As Disclosed By Irish Statutes Passed By Irish Parliaments B
History of Ireland As Disclosed By Irish Statutes Passed By Irish Parliaments B
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—Decides those who hold lands BhalJ be disturbed to put back owners now "restored. " Such ancient 1 are now debarred from making olaims «>n lands "settled" by letters patent. It' necessary, these claims to be satisfied out of the King's lands.
l'» Wm. III. , 0. 16. — Another law to prevent the return persons into this kingdom. And thus wo come to the el f the > 1 cent ary.
VOTES PART 1 /.
L703 L781.
The eighty years' legislation of the eighteenth century are very instructive. After the Sicfe of... Derry there was a Lg feeling against the "popish party, " whose Influence it v. • 1 had caused the terrible sufferings of that time. Hence through the early years of the century penal laws against Papists were passed. But even those penal laws were n ■ ere as al first reading is supposed; even a ' | ho took the oath of allegiance to the sovereign miry, was free to practise his religion, and could thufi do away with his "disability. " So thai the law was not against the religious belief of the subject, hut against the disloyalty which subjects holding those religious views indulged in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Decides those who hold lands BhalJ be disturbed to put back owners now "restored. " Such ancient 1 are now debarred from making olaims «>n lands "settled" by letters patent. It' necessary, these claims to be satisfied out of the King's lands.
l'» Wm. III. , 0. 16. — Another law to prevent the return persons into this kingdom. And thus wo come to the el f the > 1 cent ary.
VOTES PART 1 /.
L703 L781.
The eighty years' legislation of the eighteenth century are very instructive. After the Sicfe of... Derry there was a Lg feeling against the "popish party, " whose Influence it v. • 1 had caused the terrible sufferings of that time. Hence through the early years of the century penal laws against Papists were passed. But even those penal laws were n ■ ere as al first reading is supposed; even a ' | ho took the oath of allegiance to the sovereign miry, was free to practise his religion, and could thufi do away with his "disability. " So thai the law was not against the religious belief of the subject, hut against the disloyalty which subjects holding those religious views indulged in.
What to read after History of Ireland As Disclosed By Irish Statutes Passed By Irish Parliaments B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Rowan to read onlineMoreLess
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