The Story of the Irish in Argentina
The Story of the Irish in Argentina
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At that time only the village was known by this name, the parish being that of Exaltacion de la Cruz, which title is the one officially recognized, although seldom heard in popular parlance, "Capilla" being applied to the whole department urban and rural. With the exception of Carmen de Areco, some dozen or fifteen years later, no department in all the Republic became so suddenly and thoroughly an Irish center as did Capilla del Sefior. And as a very large proportion of the lands all around is ...in the ownership of the children and grandchildren of the Irish settlers of two generations ago, it is still, and likely for long to be, one of the leading Irish districts of the country.
The first Irish stock-men who settled on the lands around Capilla were men who had already acquired con- siderable wealth and as the laws dealing with the purchase and title-deeds of land were now such as to inspire con- fidence many of those new settlers invested their cash capital in the purchase of estates, so that by the year '63, one- fourth of the parish, more than seven square leagues, was owned by Irishmen; chief amongst whom were, Culligan, Gaynor, Patrick Scully, Fox, Lennon, James Scully, Tormey, Pew and Harrington.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that time only the village was known by this name, the parish being that of Exaltacion de la Cruz, which title is the one officially recognized, although seldom heard in popular parlance, "Capilla" being applied to the whole department urban and rural. With the exception of Carmen de Areco, some dozen or fifteen years later, no department in all the Republic became so suddenly and thoroughly an Irish center as did Capilla del Sefior. And as a very large proportion of the lands all around is ...in the ownership of the children and grandchildren of the Irish settlers of two generations ago, it is still, and likely for long to be, one of the leading Irish districts of the country.
The first Irish stock-men who settled on the lands around Capilla were men who had already acquired con- siderable wealth and as the laws dealing with the purchase and title-deeds of land were now such as to inspire con- fidence many of those new settlers invested their cash capital in the purchase of estates, so that by the year '63, one- fourth of the parish, more than seven square leagues, was owned by Irishmen; chief amongst whom were, Culligan, Gaynor, Patrick Scully, Fox, Lennon, James Scully, Tormey, Pew and Harrington.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray, Thomas, 1792-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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