Links Between Ireland And Shakespeare
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Among the Leinster families which took the Irish prefix was the ancient house which is now represented by Lords Montmorres and Frankfort. Another Leinster family of the name settled among the O'Connors of Offaly. Very little seems to be known about them, except that they remained for several generations in the midst of this powerful Irish sept, like a fly enclosed in amber. 107 These MacMaurices of Leinster did not take a promi- nent part in public affairs, and are hardly likely to have come un...der the dramatist's notice. Very different was the case with their namesakes in the Southern Province. In the next chapter something will be said of Captain Macmorrice's namefellows in Munster, and of the stir which they made in the era in which Shakespeare wrote King Henry V.
122 CHAPTER XXI KING HENRT V WAS CAPTAIN MAC- MORRICE A MUNSTER MAN?
Macmaurice of Kerry died. . . . Patrickin, his heir, was at this time in captivity in Dublin. Annals of the Four Masters (1590 A. D. ).
In Shakespeare's day the name of MacMaurice, of which Macmorrlce is a mere variant, was a household word in Munster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the Leinster families which took the Irish prefix was the ancient house which is now represented by Lords Montmorres and Frankfort. Another Leinster family of the name settled among the O'Connors of Offaly. Very little seems to be known about them, except that they remained for several generations in the midst of this powerful Irish sept, like a fly enclosed in amber. 107 These MacMaurices of Leinster did not take a promi- nent part in public affairs, and are hardly likely to have come un...der the dramatist's notice. Very different was the case with their namesakes in the Southern Province. In the next chapter something will be said of Captain Macmorrice's namefellows in Munster, and of the stir which they made in the era in which Shakespeare wrote King Henry V.
122 CHAPTER XXI KING HENRT V WAS CAPTAIN MAC- MORRICE A MUNSTER MAN?
Macmaurice of Kerry died. . . . Patrickin, his heir, was at this time in captivity in Dublin. Annals of the Four Masters (1590 A. D. ).
In Shakespeare's day the name of MacMaurice, of which Macmorrlce is a mere variant, was a household word in Munster.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Plunket Dunbar Plunket Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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