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Portrait of Peter Burrowes Peter Burrowes An address to the Roman Catholics of Ireland … (1799)

Whilst Ireland continues a separate kingdom, the Catholics will not drop their claims, nor the argument of numbers in their favour. So far from dropping their claims, they have already renewed them; and the Catholics of Waterford, in an address to the Lord Lieutenant, have repeated their demand for political equality, and advanced it on a plea of merit. They have still, and will ever have, electioneering partizans in parliament. and speculative advocates in England, to feed their hopes, and they will be supported by every open opposer and secret ill-wisher to the government.
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Portrait of Peter Burrowes Peter Burrowes An address to the Roman Catholics of Ireland … (1799)

He looks forward steadily to the fame object, and relies confidently for its accomplishment upon the progressive illumination of the human mind. He hopes to see his countrymen of all persuasions, one great, prosperous, happy, and loyal nation, and he trusts that the Catholics of Ireland will not contribute to its becoming a degraded and divided province.
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