Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 3
Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 3
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In 1559 the great O'Neil made a pilgrimage here, as did one of the Desmonds in 1579.
54 The two great Irish antiquaries are at issue upon this sub- ject. Mr. Petrie contends that the monument is to the memory of Eleanor, daughter of James, the second Earl of Ormond, who mar- NOTES 351 ried in 1359, by the king's command, Gerald, the fourth Earl of Desmond ; while Sir William Betham " ventures to assert, " that " the monument in question is not the tomb of the Countess of Desmond, or any of her ...family, but that of Elizabeth, the daugh- ter and heiress of Gerald, Earl of Kildare, who was the first wife of James, the fourth Earl of Ormond. This, indeed, " he adds, " removes all difficulties ; all the escutcheons of arms are in perfect order and position. The royal arms of England show the descent of the Butlers from the Plantagenets ; the Butler coat is on the husband's side; the Fitzgeralds on the wife's; the cross on the first escutcheon may be, and possibly was, intended to represent that of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1559 the great O'Neil made a pilgrimage here, as did one of the Desmonds in 1579.
54 The two great Irish antiquaries are at issue upon this sub- ject. Mr. Petrie contends that the monument is to the memory of Eleanor, daughter of James, the second Earl of Ormond, who mar- NOTES 351 ried in 1359, by the king's command, Gerald, the fourth Earl of Desmond ; while Sir William Betham " ventures to assert, " that " the monument in question is not the tomb of the Countess of Desmond, or any of her ...family, but that of Elizabeth, the daugh- ter and heiress of Gerald, Earl of Kildare, who was the first wife of James, the fourth Earl of Ormond. This, indeed, " he adds, " removes all difficulties ; all the escutcheons of arms are in perfect order and position. The royal arms of England show the descent of the Butlers from the Plantagenets ; the Butler coat is on the husband's side; the Fitzgeralds on the wife's; the cross on the first escutcheon may be, and possibly was, intended to represent that of St.
What to read after Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Samuel Carter Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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