Elizabethan Ulster
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8d. Per day which was allowed him by the English Government.
Tirlough Luineach now found himself in some difficulty in the matter of a military commander. After the disastrous failure of Shane Oge in Cavan, he was not greatly inclined to entrust his armed forces to the leadership of either of the other sons of Shane who were at the time in his custody. The need, however, for an efficient commander was very urgent, and this fact was soon to be painfully brought home to him by the result of the b...attle of Drumleen. In this encounter, which took place six months only after Con McCalvagh's death, the Tyrone men were very ignominiously worsted by O'Donnell. They were forced back to the bank of the flooded Finn, and as at Fersatmore seventeen years before of those who took to the water in order to escape the sword a number were drowned. "j" After his victory O'Donnell marched straight on to Lifford, which he levelled to the ground, and then, crossing the Mourne, burned Stiabane. Tirlough Luineach, whose forces were now Maltby to Walsingham, July 12th, 1582.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8d. Per day which was allowed him by the English Government.
Tirlough Luineach now found himself in some difficulty in the matter of a military commander. After the disastrous failure of Shane Oge in Cavan, he was not greatly inclined to entrust his armed forces to the leadership of either of the other sons of Shane who were at the time in his custody. The need, however, for an efficient commander was very urgent, and this fact was soon to be painfully brought home to him by the result of the b...attle of Drumleen. In this encounter, which took place six months only after Con McCalvagh's death, the Tyrone men were very ignominiously worsted by O'Donnell. They were forced back to the bank of the flooded Finn, and as at Fersatmore seventeen years before of those who took to the water in order to escape the sword a number were drowned. "j" After his victory O'Donnell marched straight on to Lifford, which he levelled to the ground, and then, crossing the Mourne, burned Stiabane. Tirlough Luineach, whose forces were now Maltby to Walsingham, July 12th, 1582.
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