Ireland Insurrection Cries and Calls for Harsh Justice
An anonymous wartime pamphlet rails at military abuses amid Ireland’s insurrection, urging Parliament to prove the government’s falsities, defend civilians, and mete out swift punishment for murder and outrages. It cites Knox-like condemnations of rebel violence and urges orderly inquiry and government action.
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Fragmentary 17th Century military note with officers named
A garbled notice lists deaths and offices, mentioning Judge Advocdin and Cyath with senior ranks. It references Gibrnitat and Mathes, and a Teaaflicer Bchwowlydger receiving toms and Rid. Two Guivrah are noted in connection with the Fit Day.
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