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Page xxii
bishop threatened and preached; in vain with one hand he held forth the Gospel,
and with the other cast friars and popish seminaries into prison. Preachers and
people remained equally obstinate. This land, says one of the most zealous ...
bishop threatened and preached; in vain with one hand he held forth the Gospel,
and with the other cast friars and popish seminaries into prison. Preachers and
people remained equally obstinate. This land, says one of the most zealous ...
Page xxxvii
The Deputies' wives “go to cuddies, and put coyne and livery in all places at their
pleasure, “ and do stir great war, that now, by the foresaid extort means and
precedents, all the King's subjects of the said four shires be near hand “Irish, and
...
The Deputies' wives “go to cuddies, and put coyne and livery in all places at their
pleasure, “ and do stir great war, that now, by the foresaid extort means and
precedents, all the King's subjects of the said four shires be near hand “Irish, and
...
Page xlii
King resolved to place the sword, with a more restricted power, in the hands of
some nobleman of Irish extraction, and probably the influence of Surrey may be
traced in the appointment of Sir Pierce Butler, called Earl of Ormond. But Sir
Pierce ...
King resolved to place the sword, with a more restricted power, in the hands of
some nobleman of Irish extraction, and probably the influence of Surrey may be
traced in the appointment of Sir Pierce Butler, called Earl of Ormond. But Sir
Pierce ...
Page lix
Take first from them their corns, and as much as cannot be husbanded and had
into the hands of such as shall dwell and inhabit in their lands and country, to
brenne and destroy the same, so as the Irishry shall not live thereupon ; then to
have ...
Take first from them their corns, and as much as cannot be husbanded and had
into the hands of such as shall dwell and inhabit in their lands and country, to
brenne and destroy the same, so as the Irishry shall not live thereupon ; then to
have ...
Page lx
... payment of a fine, thus strengthening the hands of the government, and
diminishing their powers of mischief for the future. Step by step—slowly
advancing and as slowly receding— Grey contrived to bring the country into a
better state of ...
... payment of a fine, thus strengthening the hands of the government, and
diminishing their powers of mischief for the future. Step by step—slowly
advancing and as slowly receding— Grey contrived to bring the country into a
better state of ...
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| Title | Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts Preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth: 1575 - 1588, Volume 2 Calendar of the Carew Manuscripts Preserved in the Archiepiscopal Library at Lambeth: 1575 - 1588, William Bullen |
| Editors | William Bullen, John Sherren Brewer |
| Publisher | Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, 1868 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 19 Aug 2009 |
| Length | 594 pages |
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