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... declared that Limerick could not be defended , and might be taken with roasted apples , withdrew with the whole of the French troops to Galway , to await the first opportunity of returning to France . On August 9 , 1690 , William moved ...
... declared that Limerick could not be defended , and might be taken with roasted apples , withdrew with the whole of the French troops to Galway , to await the first opportunity of returning to France . On August 9 , 1690 , William moved ...
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... declaration against Transubstantiation . Although the rights of those protected by the Articles of Limerick were ... declaring the Acts of James's Parliament void . What they wished was that these Acts should be so cancelled as to ...
... declaration against Transubstantiation . Although the rights of those protected by the Articles of Limerick were ... declaring the Acts of James's Parliament void . What they wished was that these Acts should be so cancelled as to ...
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... declare on oath , if asked , whether he was a Papist ; his refusal to take such an oath was to be held equivalent to a ... declared that Papists should not keep a horse of above five pounds value . Any Protestant dis- covering on oath to ...
... declare on oath , if asked , whether he was a Papist ; his refusal to take such an oath was to be held equivalent to a ... declared that Papists should not keep a horse of above five pounds value . Any Protestant dis- covering on oath to ...
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... declaring which days in the year were to be observed as holy days.1 Hired labourers and servants who refused to work for the usual wages on any day other than one of those appointed by this Act to be kept holy , or upon 17 Will . III ...
... declaring which days in the year were to be observed as holy days.1 Hired labourers and servants who refused to work for the usual wages on any day other than one of those appointed by this Act to be kept holy , or upon 17 Will . III ...
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... declared to stand good for ever , any pardon from the king or his heirs notwithstanding . Papists who had died in " re- bellion " before the peace were adjudged traitors ipso facto , and their estates passed from their families . The ...
... declared to stand good for ever , any pardon from the king or his heirs notwithstanding . Papists who had died in " re- bellion " before the peace were adjudged traitors ipso facto , and their estates passed from their families . The ...
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