Story of Ireland
Story of Ireland
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867 Lord Mayo, with fifteen of the most eminent commoners, composed this council.
Such was the national goTernment and legislatnre under which Ireland fought a formidable struggle for three years. It was loyally obeyed and served throughout the land; in fact it was the only sovereign ruling power recognized at all outside of two or three walled cities for the greater part of that time. It undertook all the functions properly appertaining to its high office; coined money at a national mint; appo...inted judges who went cir- cuit and held assizes ; sent ambassadors or agents abroad, and commissioned officers to the national armies — amongst the latter being Owen Roe O'Neill, who had landed at Doe Castle in Donegal in July of that year, and now formally assumed command of the army of Ulster erttz » portrait in rianden, palntad from lift.
While that governing body held together, unrent by treason or division, the Irish nation was able to hold its crowding foes at bay, and was in fact practically free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
867 Lord Mayo, with fifteen of the most eminent commoners, composed this council.
Such was the national goTernment and legislatnre under which Ireland fought a formidable struggle for three years. It was loyally obeyed and served throughout the land; in fact it was the only sovereign ruling power recognized at all outside of two or three walled cities for the greater part of that time. It undertook all the functions properly appertaining to its high office; coined money at a national mint; appo...inted judges who went cir- cuit and held assizes ; sent ambassadors or agents abroad, and commissioned officers to the national armies — amongst the latter being Owen Roe O'Neill, who had landed at Doe Castle in Donegal in July of that year, and now formally assumed command of the army of Ulster erttz » portrait in rianden, palntad from lift.
While that governing body held together, unrent by treason or division, the Irish nation was able to hold its crowding foes at bay, and was in fact practically free.
What to read after Story of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Alexander Martin Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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