The Annals of England: An Epitome of English History, from Contemporary Writers, the Rolls of Parliament, and Other Public Records ...John Henry and James Parker, 1865 |
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... Ireland ; these are necessarily brief , but being drawn from the co- temporary Annals , Chronicles , and Laws of each country , they may perhaps be sufficient to shew what degree of connexion formerly existed between the long ...
... Ireland ; these are necessarily brief , but being drawn from the co- temporary Annals , Chronicles , and Laws of each country , they may perhaps be sufficient to shew what degree of connexion formerly existed between the long ...
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... ( Ireland ) and Albion . He describes the first as containing " sixteen nations , eleven celebrated towns , fifteen principal rivers , five remarkable promontories , six distinguished islands ; " and the latter , —which he says is by far ...
... ( Ireland ) and Albion . He describes the first as containing " sixteen nations , eleven celebrated towns , fifteen principal rivers , five remarkable promontories , six distinguished islands ; " and the latter , —which he says is by far ...
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... Ireland , ( which had early received the Gospel , and had as yet escaped the ravages of the northern nations , ) such as St. Piran , St. Ia , St. Gwythian , and others , who , inflamed by missionary zeal , in the fifth and sixth ...
... Ireland , ( which had early received the Gospel , and had as yet escaped the ravages of the northern nations , ) such as St. Piran , St. Ia , St. Gwythian , and others , who , inflamed by missionary zeal , in the fifth and sixth ...
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... ( Ireland ) is received by him . " Agricola , " says Tacitus , " placed forces in that part of Britain which fronts Ireland , more from future views than from any present fear . In truth , Ireland , as it lies just between Britain and ...
... ( Ireland ) is received by him . " Agricola , " says Tacitus , " placed forces in that part of Britain which fronts Ireland , more from future views than from any present fear . In truth , Ireland , as it lies just between Britain and ...
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... occupied the plains between the Forth and the Grampians ; the latter , who were settlers from Ireland , and still maintained a close union • See p . xiii . with that country , were scattered over the west and 54 THE SAXON ERA .
... occupied the plains between the Forth and the Grampians ; the latter , who were settlers from Ireland , and still maintained a close union • See p . xiii . with that country , were scattered over the west and 54 THE SAXON ERA .
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