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... acknowledge his monarch—to whom, as such, the submission of Ireland was soon after completed, by the surrender of hostages from Lister. From 1,001 to 1,013, Brian by various useful measures, such aa restoring the edifices of religion and learning destroyed by ...

... ages, ami that it was framed consequently for a state of Society essentially different from what now prevails. Important changes in these laws have been introduced, from time, to meet the wants of a a more refined and civilized age; but still there are some ...

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