Memoirs of Great Britain And Ireland : From the Dissolution of the Last Parliament of Charles Ii, Until the Sea-Battle of La Hogue 3
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It Is a very fenfible afflitSlion to me, to fee my good people burthened with heavy taxes ; but fmce they^t^- dy recovering of Ireland is, in my opinion, the only means to eafe them, and to preferve the peace and ho- nour of the nation, I am refolved to go thither in per- fon, and, v;^ith the blefling of God Almighty, endea- vour to reduce that kingdom, that it may no longer be a charge to them.
And as I have already ventured ?ny life for the prefer- vation of the religion, laws, and liberties ...of this nati- on ; fo I am now willing again to expofe it, to fecure you the quiet enjoyment of them.
The fpring draws on, and it being requifite I fhould be early in the field, I muft immediately apply my thoughts to the giving orders for the neceffary prepara- tions, which, that I may have the more lelfure to do, I have thought convenient now to put an end to this feflion.
In king William's box there is the following letter to him, in the year 1.689, which feems written by Mr. Hampden, difluading him from going to Ireland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It Is a very fenfible afflitSlion to me, to fee my good people burthened with heavy taxes ; but fmce they^t^- dy recovering of Ireland is, in my opinion, the only means to eafe them, and to preferve the peace and ho- nour of the nation, I am refolved to go thither in per- fon, and, v;^ith the blefling of God Almighty, endea- vour to reduce that kingdom, that it may no longer be a charge to them.
And as I have already ventured ?ny life for the prefer- vation of the religion, laws, and liberties ...of this nati- on ; fo I am now willing again to expofe it, to fecure you the quiet enjoyment of them.
The fpring draws on, and it being requifite I fhould be early in the field, I muft immediately apply my thoughts to the giving orders for the neceffary prepara- tions, which, that I may have the more lelfure to do, I have thought convenient now to put an end to this feflion.
In king William's box there is the following letter to him, in the year 1.689, which feems written by Mr. Hampden, difluading him from going to Ireland.
What to read after Memoirs of Great Britain And Ireland : From the Dissolution of the Last Parliament of Charles Ii, Until the Sea-Battle of La Hogue 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John, 1735-1826, Former Owner. Brl to read onlineMoreLess
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