Memoirs of Count Grammont
Memoirs of Count Grammont
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The author of the ballad. Lord Wharton, boasted that he had rhjnned James out of his dominions. Tyrconnel, as is well known, remained faithful to James, who, after his abdication, created him, in 16S9, Duke of Tyrconnel, a title not acknowledged by the English Government. He was struck by apoplexy when dining, in unusually good spirits, on Aug. 10, 1691, and died on the 14th, being buried in Limerick Cathedral. His sudden death, after the fashion of the time, was attributed to poison.
Of Tyrcon...nel Lord Clarendon appears, and with every i8s NOTES AND ILLUStRATlONS reason, to have entertained a very ill opinion. (It will be remembered that he was one of the "men of honour" who tried to take away Anne Hyde's character. ) Dick Talbot, as he was then called, writes Clarendon, "was brought into Flanders first by Daniel O'Neile, as one who was willing to assassinate Cromwell ; and he made a journey into England with that resolution, not long before his death, and after it returned into Flanders, ready to do all that he should be required.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The author of the ballad. Lord Wharton, boasted that he had rhjnned James out of his dominions. Tyrconnel, as is well known, remained faithful to James, who, after his abdication, created him, in 16S9, Duke of Tyrconnel, a title not acknowledged by the English Government. He was struck by apoplexy when dining, in unusually good spirits, on Aug. 10, 1691, and died on the 14th, being buried in Limerick Cathedral. His sudden death, after the fashion of the time, was attributed to poison.
Of Tyrcon...nel Lord Clarendon appears, and with every i8s NOTES AND ILLUStRATlONS reason, to have entertained a very ill opinion. (It will be remembered that he was one of the "men of honour" who tried to take away Anne Hyde's character. ) Dick Talbot, as he was then called, writes Clarendon, "was brought into Flanders first by Daniel O'Neile, as one who was willing to assassinate Cromwell ; and he made a journey into England with that resolution, not long before his death, and after it returned into Flanders, ready to do all that he should be required.
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