The Town Wall Fortifications of Ireland
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Successive "lord- deputies " ( = lord-lieutenants) kept up the strength of these defences. In comparatively recent years parts of the lofty and massive walls stood at their original height, while of the original four gateways the above two still are excellently preserved, affording a fair specimen of the old fortifications, and a type of their towers.
The city's charter (Henry III. , September 20, 1219) concedes to the citizens various customs and port dues, under an obligation to maintain its ...stone walls, its bridge and quay. To this date may be ascribed the erection also of said works.
Another charter (Richard II. , October 24, 1385) yet further conceded to the mayor and bailies right to levy new dues, and con- firmed the former grant of customs for maintenance, repairs, rebuilding the now dilapidated walls, paving the streets, etc.
34 THE TOWN-WALL FORTIFICATIONS OF IRELAND.
V. FETHARD.
FETHARD (pronounced as English " feathered "), County Tipperary, is a town lying some seven miles north of Clonmel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Successive "lord- deputies " ( = lord-lieutenants) kept up the strength of these defences. In comparatively recent years parts of the lofty and massive walls stood at their original height, while of the original four gateways the above two still are excellently preserved, affording a fair specimen of the old fortifications, and a type of their towers.
The city's charter (Henry III. , September 20, 1219) concedes to the citizens various customs and port dues, under an obligation to maintain its ...stone walls, its bridge and quay. To this date may be ascribed the erection also of said works.
Another charter (Richard II. , October 24, 1385) yet further conceded to the mayor and bailies right to levy new dues, and con- firmed the former grant of customs for maintenance, repairs, rebuilding the now dilapidated walls, paving the streets, etc.
34 THE TOWN-WALL FORTIFICATIONS OF IRELAND.
V. FETHARD.
FETHARD (pronounced as English " feathered "), County Tipperary, is a town lying some seven miles north of Clonmel.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Sturk Fleming to read onlineMoreLess
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