The Old Irish World
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"I should not presume," wrote Richard Cox, Esquire, Recorder of Kinsale, in dedicating to their Majesties WiUiam and Mary a History of Ireland from the Conquest thereof, which he printed at St. Paul's Churchyard in 1689.
" I should not presume to lay this treatise at your Royal feet, but that it concerns a noble Kingdom, which is one of the most considerable branches of your mighty Empire.
"It is of great Advantage to it, that it is a 98 TRADE ROUTES Subordinate Kingdom of the Crown of England;... for it is from that Royal Fountain that the Streams of Justice, Peace, Civility, Riches and all other Im- provements have been derived to it ; so that the Irish are (as Campion says) beholding to God for being conquered.
" And yet Ireland has been so blind in this Great Point of its true Interest, that the Natives have managed almost a continual war with the English ever since the first Conquest thereof ; so that it has cost your Royal Predecessors an unspeakable mass of Blood and Treasure to preserve it in true Obedience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I should not presume," wrote Richard Cox, Esquire, Recorder of Kinsale, in dedicating to their Majesties WiUiam and Mary a History of Ireland from the Conquest thereof, which he printed at St. Paul's Churchyard in 1689.
" I should not presume to lay this treatise at your Royal feet, but that it concerns a noble Kingdom, which is one of the most considerable branches of your mighty Empire.
"It is of great Advantage to it, that it is a 98 TRADE ROUTES Subordinate Kingdom of the Crown of England;... for it is from that Royal Fountain that the Streams of Justice, Peace, Civility, Riches and all other Im- provements have been derived to it ; so that the Irish are (as Campion says) beholding to God for being conquered.
" And yet Ireland has been so blind in this Great Point of its true Interest, that the Natives have managed almost a continual war with the English ever since the first Conquest thereof ; so that it has cost your Royal Predecessors an unspeakable mass of Blood and Treasure to preserve it in true Obedience.
What to read after The Old Irish World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Stopford Green to read onlineMoreLess
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