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    To the supream authority the Parliament of England..
    Published 1660
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    An essay on trade in general : and on that of Ireland in particular /
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    An account of the capitulation and surrender of Limerick. Published by authority..
    Published 1691
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    Irelands ambition taxed, the Parliaments authority vindicated : in a discourse humbly proposed unto the supreme judicature of the three nations, six years illegally interrupted and now restored by the happy session of this present Parliament.
    Published 1659
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    A Reply to the vindication of lord taaffe's civil principles in a letter to the author.
    Published 1768
    Subjects: “...Church and state Great Britain Early works to 1800. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh...”
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    Reasons for adopting an union, between Ireland and Great Britain /
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    Address to the landlords of Scotland : and to the tenants of Scotland, upon the Irish resolutions /
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    Reasons for adopting an union, between Ireland and Great Britain /
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    We who are authorized to receive such summes of money as shall be paid in to the Chamber of London ....
    Published 1641
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    The danger of Great Britain and Ireland becoming provinces to France : Or, A short view of the British products, compared with those of France; by which it will most evidently appear, that the fleets and armies of France, are at this time maintained out of the bowels of Great Britain and Ireland, by the infamous practice of smuggling. Being a serious and reasonable remonstrance to both Houses of Parliament; wherein is laid down a plain, easy, and effectual method, shewing how the exorbitant power of France may be more speedily reduced and destroyed, by negative discouragements, than from the most triumphant success in war; and that without walking the blood and treasure of His Majesty's subjects. By the Author of The golden fleece.
    “...Great Britain Commerce Early works to 1800. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007100299...”
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    An union neither necessary nor expedient for Ireland : Being an answer to the author of Arguments for and against an union, between Great Britain and Ireland, considered. By Charles Ball, Esq.
    “...Great Britain Politics and government 1789-1820. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85056909...”
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    Two tracts : with a prefatory account of the authors and these works.
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    The querist : containing several queries, proposed to the consideration of the public ... to which is added, by the same author, A word to the wise, or, An exhortation to the Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland /
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    A review of the Maynooth endowment bill : shewing its fatal tendencies, and of the debates in the Commons, on the first and second reading : with a proposal for the conciliation of contending parties in Ireland /
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    Competency of the Parliaments of Great Britain & Ireland to incorporate their legislatures : with some remarks upon the debate in the Irish House of Commons upon the address /
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    Some remarks on the conduct of the Parliament of England, as far as it relates to the woollen manufacture : with some animadversions on the Free Briton's Remarks on a pamphlet, entitled, Observations on the present state of Ireland /
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    Some considerations in favour of the Maynooth grant : intended as a help to tender consciences : being extracts from a pamphlet of the author's, entitled,"A plea for Ireland," published January, 1840 /
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    A reply to Sir Lucius O'Brien, bart : in which that part of his letter to the author which most particularly respects the present state of the iron trade between England and Ireland is considered /
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    Observations on the northern fisheries : with a discourse on the expediency of establishing fishing stations, or small towns, in the Highlands of Scotland, and Hebride Islands : to which is added, the last report from the committee appointed by the House of Commons, to enquire into the state of the British fisheries /
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    The second part of Taaffe's reflections on the union : The author discusses the leading arguments employed in favour of the measure. He also takes a view of the actual state of England, it's constitution, resources, prospects, &c. Before we enter into the firm of a house, it's proper to take a peep at the ledger.
    “...Ireland History Union, 1801. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85068015...”
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