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A letter to the Irish Parliament, on the intended bill for legalizing military law.
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Language:
English
Published:
Dublin
1799
Edition:
.
Subjects:
Ireland - Politics and government - 1760-1820.
Ireland - Law and legislation - 18th century
Ireland -The Union, 1800.
Collection:
Benjamin Iveagh
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