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Page 64
... took it for the Apocaliptical Beast , and fancied the Pope was landing in Person . but this pamphleteer , a man of sense , concluded that there was every reason to suppose " the Ocean to be inhabited with as many several species of ...
... took it for the Apocaliptical Beast , and fancied the Pope was landing in Person . but this pamphleteer , a man of sense , concluded that there was every reason to suppose " the Ocean to be inhabited with as many several species of ...
Page 108
... took on the Gaelic form of Burke and when Richard de Burke took the status of Ri - mor his tenantry became known as Clann Rickard . Thus the earldom of Clanrickarde came into existence . The Galway tribes took to commerce and grew rich ...
... took on the Gaelic form of Burke and when Richard de Burke took the status of Ri - mor his tenantry became known as Clann Rickard . Thus the earldom of Clanrickarde came into existence . The Galway tribes took to commerce and grew rich ...
Page 114
... took to the hills . Ulick de Burke , who had led the Irish against the Common- wealth , was permitted to keep his lands but ordered to retire to one of his estates . The wild Galway highlands became filled with Blakes , Martins and ...
... took to the hills . Ulick de Burke , who had led the Irish against the Common- wealth , was permitted to keep his lands but ordered to retire to one of his estates . The wild Galway highlands became filled with Blakes , Martins and ...
Contents
Chap page | 11 |
ON TO THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY | 26 |
THE RING LOST IN MIST | 42 |
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