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... poor , so feeble , and so Irish ; for where sometime , in our days , the King's Deputy used always to have about him , wherever that he did ride , a strong guard on horseback of spears and bows , well garnished , after the English ...
... poor , so feeble , and so Irish ; for where sometime , in our days , the King's Deputy used always to have about him , wherever that he did ride , a strong guard on horseback of spears and bows , well garnished , after the English ...
Page 85
Constantia Maxwell. poor towns , and the King's poor subjects , and the common folk . And over all that , in summer , when grass is most plenty , they must have oats , or malt , to their horse , at will , or else money therefore . The ...
Constantia Maxwell. poor towns , and the King's poor subjects , and the common folk . And over all that , in summer , when grass is most plenty , they must have oats , or malt , to their horse , at will , or else money therefore . The ...
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... poor people to keep their cattle nightly in fastness . The third sort , and the best , are the manurers of the soil ( churls , as they be termed ) , poor wretched creatures in person , and as miserable by want of substance to yield them ...
... poor people to keep their cattle nightly in fastness . The third sort , and the best , are the manurers of the soil ( churls , as they be termed ) , poor wretched creatures in person , and as miserable by want of substance to yield them ...
Contents
PREFACE | 38 |
THE PLANTATION OF LEIX AND OFFALYcontd 238 | 47 |
ACCOUNTS OF THE STATE OF IRELAND 1515 | 79 |
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