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...absolutely superfluous — a mere waste of words. The Coronation oath was fixed in Ireland by the 1st of William and Mary. In Ireland at that time, Roman...They were deprived of these rights by the acts of the 3d and 4th of William and Mary, and the 1sland 2d of queen Anne. It is most clear, that the Coronation...

...necessarily appear, all this discussion, so far as Ireland is concerned in it, is absolutely superfluous—a mere waste of words. The Coronation oath was fixed...They were deprived of these rights by the acts of the 3d and 4th of William and Mary, and the ist and ad of queen Anne. It is most clear, that the Coronation...

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