Irish History from Contemporary Sources (1509-1610) |
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... foreign States.4 Once Ireland had become definitely Catholic , moreover , and joined herself to the Catholic Powers , she became to England what the Netherlands were to Spain , a vulnerable point where foreign princes who offered to ...
... foreign States.4 Once Ireland had become definitely Catholic , moreover , and joined herself to the Catholic Powers , she became to England what the Netherlands were to Spain , a vulnerable point where foreign princes who offered to ...
Page 138
... foreign universities , where they have been infected with popery and other ill qualities , and so become evil sub- jects . .. We do by these our letters , warrant and authorise you our Deputy and our Chancellor , in our name , to erect ...
... foreign universities , where they have been infected with popery and other ill qualities , and so become evil sub- jects . .. We do by these our letters , warrant and authorise you our Deputy and our Chancellor , in our name , to erect ...
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... foreign countries for their better experience , without making any of the Queen's officers acquainted withal . That all Irishmen may as freely travel and traffic all mer- chandises in England as Englishmen , paying the same rights and ...
... foreign countries for their better experience , without making any of the Queen's officers acquainted withal . That all Irishmen may as freely travel and traffic all mer- chandises in England as Englishmen , paying the same rights and ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
Copyright | |
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