Miscellaneous papers: The book of Howth. The conquest of Ireland, by Thomas Bray, etcLongmans, Green, Reader, & Dyer, 1873 - Great Britain |
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Page viii
... reign of James I. , and all that Sir George Carew had thought fit to collect respecting the plantation of Ulster and the events of Ireland during that eventful period . For some years there are no documents at all ; for others they are ...
... reign of James I. , and all that Sir George Carew had thought fit to collect respecting the plantation of Ulster and the events of Ireland during that eventful period . For some years there are no documents at all ; for others they are ...
Page x
... reign of James I. , as compared with those illustrating the previous reign , there is no doubt of the fact , so far as the papers have come down to us , and are now preserved at Lambeth Palace . Valuable , there- fore , as they may be ...
... reign of James I. , as compared with those illustrating the previous reign , there is no doubt of the fact , so far as the papers have come down to us , and are now preserved at Lambeth Palace . Valuable , there- fore , as they may be ...
Page xii
... reign which has been often stigmatized by historians and romancers as the most ignoble and mean to which these kingdoms ever submitted . It is at least an indication that , in spite of his many personal defects and failings , James ...
... reign which has been often stigmatized by historians and romancers as the most ignoble and mean to which these kingdoms ever submitted . It is at least an indication that , in spite of his many personal defects and failings , James ...
Page xiii
... reign ; and the steadiness and ability displayed by him in reducing it to a much quieter and more prosperous condition than any former ruler had been able to do , is an evidence of better qualities in James than are generally suspected ...
... reign ; and the steadiness and ability displayed by him in reducing it to a much quieter and more prosperous condition than any former ruler had been able to do , is an evidence of better qualities in James than are generally suspected ...
Page xvi
... reigns . The act was creditable to their dis- cretion and sagacity as Irishmen , for while their sub- mission was little better than nominal , they received the substantial advantage of being secured in their estates , of which the ...
... reigns . The act was creditable to their dis- cretion and sagacity as Irishmen , for while their sub- mission was little better than nominal , they received the substantial advantage of being secured in their estates , of which the ...
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