Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Ireland the Irish , as a united nation , fought against Great Britain , it is certain that no such contention can for a moment be maintained with respect to the period subsequent to the reign of Queen Elizabeth and her subjuga- tion of ...
... Ireland the Irish , as a united nation , fought against Great Britain , it is certain that no such contention can for a moment be maintained with respect to the period subsequent to the reign of Queen Elizabeth and her subjuga- tion of ...
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... Ireland . As a matter of fact , the most important Irish affairs are inextricably mixed up with Eng- lish affairs , and can best be man- aged by common action between English and Irish in some one common Parliament and Govern- ment . In ...
... Ireland . As a matter of fact , the most important Irish affairs are inextricably mixed up with Eng- lish affairs , and can best be man- aged by common action between English and Irish in some one common Parliament and Govern- ment . In ...
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... Ireland fore such a problem can be brought at the present enjoys . To state into the arena of practical politics the case briefly : Ireland has , in it is necessary to define what Irish the first place , even more than her affairs can ...
... Ireland fore such a problem can be brought at the present enjoys . To state into the arena of practical politics the case briefly : Ireland has , in it is necessary to define what Irish the first place , even more than her affairs can ...
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