Ossiano : Being An Attempt to Ascertain the Battle Fields of Fingal in Ulster By the Analogy of Names And Places Mentioned in Ossian's Poems
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We came to Branno, friend of strangers, Branno of the sounding mail, &c." On this part of the description I can say without fear of contradiction, that the Legon has no sable surge, until we arrive on its banks in the neighbourhood of Lisburn ; there this beautiful river has several little falls, but between that and Belfast it runs smooth and placid as a lake. The antiquity of several parts of ancient scenery and warfare around Lisburn, is reported to have been done away or defaced, to make ro...om for modern improvements during the rebel- 28 Ion of 1640, when Lisburn was made head- quarters for the royal troops — Belfast being then an inconsiderable fishing village ! But notwith- standing the improvements of the moderns, or the implacable cruelty of the conquerors of past times, there are sufficient proofs of Lisburn having been a place of the first note in the early ages ; and such a place as one of the early chiefs would have fixed on for a residence, a fertile country abounding in game, woods, and rivers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We came to Branno, friend of strangers, Branno of the sounding mail, &c." On this part of the description I can say without fear of contradiction, that the Legon has no sable surge, until we arrive on its banks in the neighbourhood of Lisburn ; there this beautiful river has several little falls, but between that and Belfast it runs smooth and placid as a lake. The antiquity of several parts of ancient scenery and warfare around Lisburn, is reported to have been done away or defaced, to make ro...om for modern improvements during the rebel- 28 Ion of 1640, when Lisburn was made head- quarters for the royal troops — Belfast being then an inconsiderable fishing village ! But notwith- standing the improvements of the moderns, or the implacable cruelty of the conquerors of past times, there are sufficient proofs of Lisburn having been a place of the first note in the early ages ; and such a place as one of the early chiefs would have fixed on for a residence, a fertile country abounding in game, woods, and rivers.
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