Ver ses On the Seizure of Paintings From Mingenn in Poviss
An archaic verse lament condemns the seizure and removal of art by a French tyrant and his minions. It calls for restitution to rightful owners and criticizes harsh measures against the plunderers as the nation debates the legality and morality of the looted works.
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Morning Chronicle
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Rebellion Debate and Papist Threats in Ireland Decried
A lengthy account details anti Catholic rulings and accusations during Charles II’s reign. It describes forced oaths, penalties, andclerical influence used to suppress Catholic faith, with emphasis on the Crown and Protestant leaders upholding authority and public security against Popish plots.
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Ireland
Fabouser
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Condor
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Fragmented OCR: 18th century economic and religious notes
The article surveys Ireland's education efforts for poor natives, praise for Prelate charity, and a noted shift toward Protestant schooling. It references Maule and Boulter, the Irish Society for Education, and charitable distributions, then shifts to American trade, counterfeiting, and a late August petition regarding colonial produce transport.
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Destiure
Iyconponaygo Society
Popish
Iis
Maule
Cloyas
Meath
Primate Boulter
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