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to which their numbers entitled them. And, on the other hand, the Protestant nobles joined the English conspiracy, and adopted the English plan of false plots and forged letters.

Thorpe's MSS.

London, 2 vols. 4to, edited by Rev. J. Clarke.

Paris, 1825, 3 vols. 8vo.

Spenser's "View"; Fynes Moryson's "Itinerary"; Captain Lee's "Memoir"; Harris's "Letters"; and Carte's "Ormonde."

See the proofs of this collected in Carey's "Vindiciae Hibernicae."

Milton's "Eikonoclastes"; Warner's "History of the Rebellion"; Carey's "Vindiciae"; and Pamphlets, Libraries of Trinity College and the Dublin Society.

Sir W. Petty's "Political Anatomy of Ireland"; Lawrence's "Interest of Ireland"; "Curry's Review"; "Carte's Life and Letters of Ormonde," &c.

Hallam's "Constitutional History," v. 3, p. 588, 3rd edition.

Speke's "Memoirs."

See the Declaration of Union, dated 21st March, 1688, in the Appendix to Walker's "Account of the Siege of Derry."

These acts were done in good faith by the people, instigated by the devices of the nobles. A letter, now admitted to have been forged, was dispersed by Lord Mount Alexander, announcing the design of the Roman Catholics to murder the Protestants.

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