Note 205 — Chapter LI · THE PARLIAMENT OF 1689
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Burnet, i. 602, information from Halifax himself. Clarendon and Rochester Corr. ‘Colonel MacCarthy’s carriage has been so differing from the others that he has by his great civility recommended himself highly to the affections of the people of Cork, though they are notoriously fanatic.’ Longford to Ormonde, September 7, 1685, in Ormonde Papers, vii. 358. When Boisseleau was governor there he treated the ‘fanatics’ very harshly.