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... letters patent , which thing he did so much rather because his predecessor Pope Pius V had before deprived Elizabeth ... letters . . . Search all ships in the said west or north - west parts of the Realm ; seize all prohibited wares ...
... letters patent , which thing he did so much rather because his predecessor Pope Pius V had before deprived Elizabeth ... letters . . . Search all ships in the said west or north - west parts of the Realm ; seize all prohibited wares ...
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... letters patent , was of no value , since Con had no estate in what he surrendered save for his own life , nor could he yield it without the consent of the chiefs and people by whom he had been chosen to the dignity of O'Neill . Such letters ...
... letters patent , was of no value , since Con had no estate in what he surrendered save for his own life , nor could he yield it without the consent of the chiefs and people by whom he had been chosen to the dignity of O'Neill . Such letters ...
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... letters patent , plant or place a competent number of English or inland Scottish tenants upon his portion . Every of the said undertakers for the space of 5 years next after the date of his letters patent shall be resident in person ...
... letters patent , plant or place a competent number of English or inland Scottish tenants upon his portion . Every of the said undertakers for the space of 5 years next after the date of his letters patent shall be resident in person ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
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