The Beginnings of Modern Ireland
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Leger to write once more to the latter before proceed- ing to extremities against him. A treaty was then concluded, of which the most important provisions were as follows : (i) O'Donel recognised Henry as his legiti- mate lord and king.
(2) He promised not to adhere to or con- federate with any of the King's enemies or rebels.
(3) He renounced the usurped primacy and authority of the Roman pontiff.
(4) He undertook to attend the Deputy to hostings with a force of sixty horsemen, one hundred and... twenty kerne, and as many gallow- glasses.
(5) He promised to be present in his own person at the next parliament which should be held in Ireland, or to send some discreet and honourable gentleman to represent him.
250 THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND (6) He undertook faithfully to perform the articles contained in the King's letters.
(7) He agreed to hold his lands of the crown^ with whatever name of honour and dignity the King might be pleased to confer upon him.
(8) He promised, as a pledge of his fidelity, to send one of his sons into England, to be educated in the English manners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leger to write once more to the latter before proceed- ing to extremities against him. A treaty was then concluded, of which the most important provisions were as follows : (i) O'Donel recognised Henry as his legiti- mate lord and king.
(2) He promised not to adhere to or con- federate with any of the King's enemies or rebels.
(3) He renounced the usurped primacy and authority of the Roman pontiff.
(4) He undertook to attend the Deputy to hostings with a force of sixty horsemen, one hundred and... twenty kerne, and as many gallow- glasses.
(5) He promised to be present in his own person at the next parliament which should be held in Ireland, or to send some discreet and honourable gentleman to represent him.
250 THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND (6) He undertook faithfully to perform the articles contained in the King's letters.
(7) He agreed to hold his lands of the crown^ with whatever name of honour and dignity the King might be pleased to confer upon him.
(8) He promised, as a pledge of his fidelity, to send one of his sons into England, to be educated in the English manners.
What to read after The Beginnings of Modern Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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