Froude's Crusade--Both Sides
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Father Burke answers that the Banes had caused them trouble ; that the Irish had at last driven thp Danes out and were set- tling down to peace and good government. He alluded to the Wars of the Roses, which he says left England utterly demoi-alized for half a cen- tury. Is he serious ? Is he speaking of the England which Erasmus came to visit — which the Courts of Spain and France courted ptersisteutly as the arbiter of Europe, as the country which could adopt' for its motto " Cui adheres Proe...est."^ I hold in my hand the balance of European community. Archbishop Amslem it seems wrote to congratulate a King of Munster en the quiet of the country. I beg any of you to turn over the leaves of the " Annals of the Four Masters," the most authoritative record of Irish history. I read in my lectures the entry of t'ne year 17 '^0, FROUDE'S ANSWER TO FATHER BURKE.
fourteen years before the Conquest, when, according to the Father, all things were going so well. In that one year three kings were killed, be- sides an infuriate slaughter of other people.
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Father Burke answers that the Banes had caused them trouble ; that the Irish had at last driven thp Danes out and were set- tling down to peace and good government. He alluded to the Wars of the Roses, which he says left England utterly demoi-alized for half a cen- tury. Is he serious ? Is he speaking of the England which Erasmus came to visit — which the Courts of Spain and France courted ptersisteutly as the arbiter of Europe, as the country which could adopt' for its motto " Cui adheres Proe...est."^ I hold in my hand the balance of European community. Archbishop Amslem it seems wrote to congratulate a King of Munster en the quiet of the country. I beg any of you to turn over the leaves of the " Annals of the Four Masters," the most authoritative record of Irish history. I read in my lectures the entry of t'ne year 17 '^0, FROUDE'S ANSWER TO FATHER BURKE.
fourteen years before the Conquest, when, according to the Father, all things were going so well. In that one year three kings were killed, be- sides an infuriate slaughter of other people.
What to read after Froude's Crusade--Both Sides?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'brien, James W., Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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