Protestant dissent and controversy in Ireland, 1660-1714

by Phil Kilroy

Publisher: Cork University Press in Cork

Written in English

Published: 1994 Pages: 300 Downloads: 692

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Ireland

Subjects:

Dissenters, Religious -- Ireland -- History -- 17th century.,
Dissenters, Religious -- Ireland -- History -- 18th century.,
Religious disputations -- Ireland -- History -- 17th century.,
Religious disputations -- Ireland -- History -- 18th century.,
Protestant churches -- Ireland -- History -- 17th century.,
Protestant churches -- Ireland -- History -- 18th century.,
Ireland -- Church history -- 17th century.,
Ireland -- Church history -- 18th century.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 263-286) and index.

Classifications
Statement	Phil Kilroy.
LC Classifications	BX5203.7 .K55 1994
The Physical Object
Pagination	ix, 300 p. ;
Number of Pages	300
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL1187520M
ISBN 10	1859180035
LC Control Number	94177440
OCLC/WorldCa	31076330

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