Letter of Elizabeth, Countess of Moira, to the Earl of Huntingdon saying Lord Donegal has driven his protestant tenants in Co. Antrim to the point of insurrection and this has given rise to disturbances also in Co. Down Moira, Feb. 4, 1771.

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