Pacata Hibernia: Or, A History of the Wars in Ireland During the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, Especially Within the Province of Munster Under the Government of Sir George Carew, and Compiled by His Direction and Appointment, 1. ciltDowney, 1896 |
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action advertised aforesaid amongst answer army Askeiton assured bownoghs brother Cahir Cahir Castle Captain Flower Carty castle cause chief chieftains Clonmel command Connaught Cork Council Dermond O'Connor desire divers Don Juan Dublin Earl of Desmond Earl of Ormond Earl of Thomond enemy England English favour Florence MacCarty followers garrison gentlemen George Carew hands hath Honour horse hundred foot Ireland Irish James Fitz James FitzThomas Kerry Kilmallock King Kinsale Knight of Kerry land LETTER FROM JAMES Limerick Lixnaw Lord Deputy Lord President Lord President's Lordship Majesty Majesty's forces marched miles Moyallo munition Munster O'Donnell O'Moore O'Sulevan PACATA HIBERNIA Pierce Lacy pledges pray present prey prisoner promised province Queen rebellion rebels received Redmond Burke returned sent Sir Charles Wilmot Sir George slain soldiers Spain Spaniards Spanish Sugan Earl Thomas Oge thousand town traitor twentieth Tyrone Tyrone's Ulster victuals ward wherein whereof White Knight
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Sayfa 45 - ... that if the heads themselves might be set at variance they would prove the most fit instruments to ruine one another...
Sayfa 12 - You know the sword of extirpation hangeth over your head as well as ours, if things fall out otherwise than well. You are the cause why all the nobility of the south from the east part to the west, you being linked unto each one of them either in affinity or consanguinity, are not linked together to shake off the cruel yoke of heresy and tyranny, with -which our souls and bodies are oppressed...
Sayfa 134 - God had sent to be that comfort and delight their souls and hearts most desired ; and they welcomed him with all the expressions and signs of joy, every one throwing upon him wheat and salt, an ancient ceremony used in that province upon the election of their new mayors and officers as a prediction of future peace and plenty.
Sayfa 23 - ... threw themselves upon him and dragged him to the ground. They tried to do the same thing with Carew and Thomond, but they were not weighted with years and were riding great horses. Even then Carew might have been taken, but Thomond thrust his horse upon Owney MacRory and forced him to relax his grip. 'We had more hanging upon us than is credibly to be believed', wrote Carew and Thomond, and on the edge of the melee pikemen were thrusting at them. Thomond was wounded in 1 CSP Ireland, Vol. CCVII...