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Strana 116
From the English invasion to the reformation . The Irish though far excelling their
cotemporaries in refinement and education , were never known to invade the
territory of other nations ; but their country was still the seat of hospitality to
strangers ...
From the English invasion to the reformation . The Irish though far excelling their
cotemporaries in refinement and education , were never known to invade the
territory of other nations ; but their country was still the seat of hospitality to
strangers ...
Strana 117
Perhaps the English were not only privileged to rob , but any one of them , might
protect a whole gang . Such as it is , this statute was passed under the auspices
and indmediate goveróment of Lionel duke of Clarence , son to the king .
Perhaps the English were not only privileged to rob , but any one of them , might
protect a whole gang . Such as it is , this statute was passed under the auspices
and indmediate goveróment of Lionel duke of Clarence , son to the king .
Strana 118
payment of first fruits to the king ) at any time become void , such as have title to
nominate , & c . shall nominate , & c . to the same , such a person as can speak
English , and none other , unless there be no person that can speak English will ...
payment of first fruits to the king ) at any time become void , such as have title to
nominate , & c . shall nominate , & c . to the same , such a person as can speak
English , and none other , unless there be no person that can speak English will ...
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