Reflections upon some Persons and Things in Ireland. William Petty

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       William Petty

      Reflections upon some Persons and Things in Ireland

      Published by Good Press, 2020

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       D R ⁠ PETT Y

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       Sir ⁠ Hierome ⁠ Sankey ' s ⁠ Speech

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       PARLIAMEN T .

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       SIR,

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       Sir,

       A Letter of ⁠ M. H. to a Noble Person.

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      LONDON,

      Printed for John Martin, James Allestreye, and Thomas Dicas. and are to be sold at the Bell in St. Pauls-Church-yard.1660.

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      Section 1.

DR Petty's Condition before his undertaking the Survey.	pag. 1.
The causes upon which too great vertues and merits may look like vices and be punisht accordingly.	7
The reasons of Dr Petty's undertaking the Survey of Ireland, and his other Employments consequent thereunto.	12
A Comparison between the gain Dr Petty hath made by his publick Employments, and what hee might have made without them.	16

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      Sect. 2.

I.	DR Petties Summary Answer as to his frauds concerning Money, with mention of the Examination of his Survey.		p. 22
II.	The like summary Answer as to his frauds concerning his Lands.		24
	1.	Dr. Petties singular way of satisfaction in Lands, an advantage to others, but not to himself.	25
	2.	Concerning D. Petties pretended arbytrary with-holding Lands from the Armies satisfaction.	27
	3.	Concerning his License to Elect.	28
	4.	An Intimation of the malice and partiality used in reference to D. Petties satisfaction compared with other mens.	31
	5.	The manner of D. Petties purchasing Debentures.	32
III.	The like summary Answer as to the Records pretended to be with-held injuriously by D. Petty.		36
IV.	The like Answer concerning D. Petty's Extortions, considering him as Secretary to the Lord Lieut. Clerk of the Council, undertaker of the Survey, and Commissioner for setting out