Irish Antiquarian Researches Volume 1 pdf
Irish Antiquarian Researches Volume 1 pdf
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Author: William Betham
Page Count: 52 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781236150752
Download Link: Irish Antiquarian Researches Volume 1
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1826 Excerpt: ...in hac expeditions nostra, auxilium vestrum nobis dene gave non velitis. Vobis R mandamus quatenus una cum justiciario nostro Hiberniap, et aliis fidelibus nostris Hibernia, qui in proximo, ad partes Scotite venturi sunt, ad inimicos nostros ibidem gravandos, talem et tam potentem succursum nobis impendere velitis, personaliter veniendo cum ipsis bona gente muniti, quod in necessitate vestra ad nos confidentius confugere debeatis. Nosque, pro succursu vestro adpreces nostras nobis impendendo gratiam quam a nobis petieritis libentiiis vobis teneamus impertiri cum speciali graiiarum actione. Teste Rege apud Stannford septimo die Julii." Similar letters were directed to Phelim O'Conor, Jilio quondam Regis, O'Neill, O'Reilly, O'Cahan, Magennis, Mac Gilmurri, O'Flinn, O'Brien, Mac Carthy, O'Flaherty, O'Kelly, and other Irish chiefs. Here the king promises a quid pro quo; if O'Donell assists him in this juncture, he will be the more ready to render him service in return. Near the end of his days, Donell More resigned the government, and retired to the monastery of Easroe, where he assumed the habit of a friar, and there died. His grandson, Hugh O'Donell, prince of Tirconnell, was summoned 22d March, 1313, as follows: --" Rex dilecto sibi Etb O'Donnuld, Duci Hibernicorum de Close roll in the Tower of London. Tyramil, salutem. Quiasumus in proficiscendo versus partes Scotiae ad rebellionem inimicorum Scotorum et rebelliuru nostrorum cum dei adjutorio reprimendam; Nos, de strenui tate vestra confidentes, vos rogamus attente quatenus ad nos ad partes prsedictas adeo viriliter et potenter quo poteritis personaliter accedatis, vel aliqueni nobilem de genere vestro mittatis, prout dilectus et fidelis noster Theobaldus de Verdun, Justiciarius noster Hiberniae, e...
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Irish Antiquarian Researches Volume 1 by William Betham
Author: William Betham
Page Count: 52 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781236150752
Download Link: Irish Antiquarian Researches Volume 1
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1826 Excerpt: ...in hac expeditions nostra, auxilium vestrum nobis dene gave non velitis. Vobis R mandamus quatenus una cum justiciario nostro Hiberniap, et aliis fidelibus nostris Hibernia, qui in proximo, ad partes Scotite venturi sunt, ad inimicos nostros ibidem gravandos, talem et tam potentem succursum nobis impendere velitis, personaliter veniendo cum ipsis bona gente muniti, quod in necessitate vestra ad nos confidentius confugere debeatis. Nosque, pro succursu vestro adpreces nostras nobis impendendo gratiam quam a nobis petieritis libentiiis vobis teneamus impertiri cum speciali graiiarum actione. Teste Rege apud Stannford septimo die Julii." Similar letters were directed to Phelim O'Conor, Jilio quondam Regis, O'Neill, O'Reilly, O'Cahan, Magennis, Mac Gilmurri, O'Flinn, O'Brien, Mac Carthy, O'Flaherty, O'Kelly, and other Irish chiefs. Here the king promises a quid pro quo; if O'Donell assists him in this juncture, he will be the more ready to render him service in return. Near the end of his days, Donell More resigned the government, and retired to the monastery of Easroe, where he assumed the habit of a friar, and there died. His grandson, Hugh O'Donell, prince of Tirconnell, was summoned 22d March, 1313, as follows: --" Rex dilecto sibi Etb O'Donnuld, Duci Hibernicorum de Close roll in the Tower of London. Tyramil, salutem. Quiasumus in proficiscendo versus partes Scotiae ad rebellionem inimicorum Scotorum et rebelliuru nostrorum cum dei adjutorio reprimendam; Nos, de strenui tate vestra confidentes, vos rogamus attente quatenus ad nos ad partes prsedictas adeo viriliter et potenter quo poteritis personaliter accedatis, vel aliqueni nobilem de genere vestro mittatis, prout dilectus et fidelis noster Theobaldus de Verdun, Justiciarius noster Hiberniae, e...
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