In Castle And Cabin: Or Talks in Ireland in 1887
In Castle And Cabin: Or Talks in Ireland in 1887
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The greater part of the tenants on my estate (I have about three hundred) are not Tipperary men, but are descendants of families brought here by ray ancestors from other parts of Ireland. Murphy, for I20 IN CASTLE AND CABIN. Instance, is a common name on my estate, and the Mur- phys all came from Wexford. That dairymaid is a Devereux, a Norman and a Wexford family. The ten- ants represent only to a limited extent the old state of affairs. The landlord's title is often far older than theirs. Wha...t they do represent is the religion of the past. It would be quite exceptional for the tenant to be the de- scendant of the original inhabitants of the land, and who the original inhabitants were in any barony or parish we know almost to a man. *' This is the not uncommon, indeed is the typical, history of an Irish estate, especially of an estate in Tip- perary. About 1780, a year of great change in the south of Ireland, the land was growing out of a pastoral into an agricultural state, on account of the high price of wheat, A Tipperary landlord had a lot of grass land and found it would pay him to break up the pasture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greater part of the tenants on my estate (I have about three hundred) are not Tipperary men, but are descendants of families brought here by ray ancestors from other parts of Ireland. Murphy, for I20 IN CASTLE AND CABIN. Instance, is a common name on my estate, and the Mur- phys all came from Wexford. That dairymaid is a Devereux, a Norman and a Wexford family. The ten- ants represent only to a limited extent the old state of affairs. The landlord's title is often far older than theirs. Wha...t they do represent is the religion of the past. It would be quite exceptional for the tenant to be the de- scendant of the original inhabitants of the land, and who the original inhabitants were in any barony or parish we know almost to a man. *' This is the not uncommon, indeed is the typical, history of an Irish estate, especially of an estate in Tip- perary. About 1780, a year of great change in the south of Ireland, the land was growing out of a pastoral into an agricultural state, on account of the high price of wheat, A Tipperary landlord had a lot of grass land and found it would pay him to break up the pasture.
What to read after In Castle And Cabin: Or Talks in Ireland in 1887?
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