Revolutionary Ireland And Its Settlement
Revolutionary Ireland And Its Settlement
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, 1689-90, p. 320 ; Story, 11 ; Clarke, ii. 385-390.
* Among the wounded was Captain Rapin, who wrote the History of England. Cf. C. S. P. , Dom. , 1689-90, p. 444. ^ Story.
, v THE PARLIAMENT AND THE WAR 149 spirit that animated them. It is strange to note that friends and foes alike expressed a certain contempt for the Irish soldiers. The loss of Charlemont showed James that the Williamites were slowly making sure of their ground, in order that they might go forward the more securely.
James w...as making his preparations, but he was seriously handicapped.^ Ireland possessed no gun factories or arsenals, and it was not easy to import war material. The brass money passed muster at home; abroad, naturally foreign merchants refused to receive it. If they did, they added largely to their prices in order to make up the difference between the real value and the nominal value of the currency.^ By a strange nemesis James's plan ot cutting off supplies from the Williamites diminished his own resources.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 1689-90, p. 320 ; Story, 11 ; Clarke, ii. 385-390.
* Among the wounded was Captain Rapin, who wrote the History of England. Cf. C. S. P. , Dom. , 1689-90, p. 444. ^ Story.
, v THE PARLIAMENT AND THE WAR 149 spirit that animated them. It is strange to note that friends and foes alike expressed a certain contempt for the Irish soldiers. The loss of Charlemont showed James that the Williamites were slowly making sure of their ground, in order that they might go forward the more securely.
James w...as making his preparations, but he was seriously handicapped.^ Ireland possessed no gun factories or arsenals, and it was not easy to import war material. The brass money passed muster at home; abroad, naturally foreign merchants refused to receive it. If they did, they added largely to their prices in order to make up the difference between the real value and the nominal value of the currency.^ By a strange nemesis James's plan ot cutting off supplies from the Williamites diminished his own resources.
What to read after Revolutionary Ireland And Its Settlement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert H Robert Henry Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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