Two Chapters of Irish History
Two Chapters of Irish History
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2 Even the son of Sir Phelim O'Neill was restored to the estate of which his father was so justly deprived.
' s Keating. 4 lb.
sec. In THE IRISH PARLIAMENT OF JAMES II 71 " Where or when shall a man purchase in this kingdom ? Under what title or on what security shall he lay out his money, or secure the portions he designs for his children, if he may not do it under the security of divers Acts of Parlia- ment, the solemn and reiterated declarations of his prince, and a quiet and uninterrup...ted possession of twenty years together ? And this is the case of thousands of families who are purchasers under the Acts of Settlement and Explanations. " Lest some owners of land should be forgotten, or not in- cluded in the sweeping net of this Act, a clause was added whereby the property of all those who dwelt or stayed in any part of the three kingdoms which did not acknowledge James, or who aided or corresponded with such since the 1st of August 1688, was declared to be forfeited. There had been for some time a constant and lively correspondence between Ireland and England and between the rest of Ireland and the north.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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2 Even the son of Sir Phelim O'Neill was restored to the estate of which his father was so justly deprived.
' s Keating. 4 lb.
sec. In THE IRISH PARLIAMENT OF JAMES II 71 " Where or when shall a man purchase in this kingdom ? Under what title or on what security shall he lay out his money, or secure the portions he designs for his children, if he may not do it under the security of divers Acts of Parlia- ment, the solemn and reiterated declarations of his prince, and a quiet and uninterrup...ted possession of twenty years together ? And this is the case of thousands of families who are purchasers under the Acts of Settlement and Explanations. " Lest some owners of land should be forgotten, or not in- cluded in the sweeping net of this Act, a clause was added whereby the property of all those who dwelt or stayed in any part of the three kingdoms which did not acknowledge James, or who aided or corresponded with such since the 1st of August 1688, was declared to be forfeited. There had been for some time a constant and lively correspondence between Ireland and England and between the rest of Ireland and the north.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Dunbar Thomas Dunbar Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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