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The Irish Race in the Past and the Present Chapter 12 A CENTURY OF GLOOM.-THE PENAL LAWS. The Irish Race in the Past and the Present Chapter 12 A CENTURY OF GLOOM.-THE PENAL LAWS. 
Chapter 12 A CENTURY OF GLOOM.-THE PENAL LAWS.
William III., of Orange, was inclined to observe, in good faith, the articles agreed upon at the surrender of Limerick, namely, to allow the conquered liberty of worship, citizen rights, so much as remained to them of their property, and the means for personal safety recognized before the departure of Sarsfield and his men.
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