Ireland, the Outpost
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Macnamara, ' The Antiquities of Limerick, &c.', Roy.
Soc. Antiqu.. Ireland, p. 105 {1916).
2244 rk 50 IRELAND THE OUTPOST married the daughter of a Fitzgerald of Kildare, it is characteristic of the times that the DubHn government, instead of haiHng the entente and using it to their own advantage, at once confiscated the lady's property in the plainland. * Froissart's story, however, taken down from the lips of a knight whom he met at Eltham, gives a distinctly A story pleasing picture of life ...among the tribal Irish. Henry win!'" ' Christead, or Chrystall, or Castide,i told the chronicler how he had been carried off by the wild Irish during a skirmish near Dublin, and brought ' into a town and a strong house among the woods, waters, and mires *.
His captor was a ' goodly man ' named Brian Costerec.
They lived together for seven years, and Christead married Brian's daughter. Ultimately — and this makes it probable that the ' town ' was somewhere down in Wicklow — the father-in-law was in turn taken prisoner during Art MacMurrogh's attack upon the English in 1394.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Macnamara, ' The Antiquities of Limerick, &c.', Roy.
Soc. Antiqu.. Ireland, p. 105 {1916).
2244 rk 50 IRELAND THE OUTPOST married the daughter of a Fitzgerald of Kildare, it is characteristic of the times that the DubHn government, instead of haiHng the entente and using it to their own advantage, at once confiscated the lady's property in the plainland. * Froissart's story, however, taken down from the lips of a knight whom he met at Eltham, gives a distinctly A story pleasing picture of life ...among the tribal Irish. Henry win!'" ' Christead, or Chrystall, or Castide,i told the chronicler how he had been carried off by the wild Irish during a skirmish near Dublin, and brought ' into a town and a strong house among the woods, waters, and mires *.
His captor was a ' goodly man ' named Brian Costerec.
They lived together for seven years, and Christead married Brian's daughter. Ultimately — and this makes it probable that the ' town ' was somewhere down in Wicklow — the father-in-law was in turn taken prisoner during Art MacMurrogh's attack upon the English in 1394.
What to read after Ireland, the Outpost?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cole, Grenville A. J. (Grenville Arthur James), 1859-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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