The Confiscation of Ulster : in the Reign of James the First, Commonlycalled the Ulster Plantation
The Confiscation of Ulster : in the Reign of James the First, Commonlycalled the Ulster Plantation
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** Thus," as Sir Thomas Philips says, *< after a prescribed number of freeholders and leaseholders were settled upon every land, and rents therein set down, they might let the remainder to natives, for lives, so as they were conformable in religioa, and for the favour to double their rents."* The result of which was, that out of about two hundred Undertakers in the six counties, there were, in the year 1619, not mtae th«a tf&EL or twelve Irish. The only ^lare they had in the Plantation was tiie privilege of paying enormous rents for limited interests, and receiving' small and inadequate wages, for the labour they gave to the farms, the Castles ^and the Bawns of the Scotch aud Eng- lish adyenturers, who had been thrust into their lands. . . , , , It was determined to appoint a commission to set fwth the several proportions, , and "jtP order and setlfe the Plantation" according tp a.^ode of instructio^ with which they were to be furnisbed by the King and bis Council. The Undertakers were bound to attend the Conxmis^ipners^^ to receive directions about the management of their Plantations, and to enter into a bond before them, to perform the articles according to their, several distinctions of Buildings Planting, Residence, Alienation, and Leases.
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** Thus," as Sir Thomas Philips says, *< after a prescribed number of freeholders and leaseholders were settled upon every land, and rents therein set down, they might let the remainder to natives, for lives, so as they were conformable in religioa, and for the favour to double their rents."* The result of which was, that out of about two hundred Undertakers in the six counties, there were, in the year 1619, not mtae th«a tf&EL or twelve Irish. The only ^lare they had in the Plantation was tiie privilege of paying enormous rents for limited interests, and receiving' small and inadequate wages, for the labour they gave to the farms, the Castles ^and the Bawns of the Scotch aud Eng- lish adyenturers, who had been thrust into their lands. . . , , , It was determined to appoint a commission to set fwth the several proportions, , and "jtP order and setlfe the Plantation" according tp a.^ode of instructio^ with which they were to be furnisbed by the King and bis Council. The Undertakers were bound to attend the Conxmis^ipners^^ to receive directions about the management of their Plantations, and to enter into a bond before them, to perform the articles according to their, several distinctions of Buildings Planting, Residence, Alienation, and Leases.
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