The Quarterly Review, Volume 297William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1959 |
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Page 270
... Irish and English as Mac Amhlaoibh and Macauliffe , there is no entry into Irish lands or juggling with Irish names that conquest did not permit . Hence the mass of Landed Gentry names which are easier recognized as Irish by glowing ...
... Irish and English as Mac Amhlaoibh and Macauliffe , there is no entry into Irish lands or juggling with Irish names that conquest did not permit . Hence the mass of Landed Gentry names which are easier recognized as Irish by glowing ...
Page 271
... Irish than the Irish . ' To - day we are told the Landed Gentry become more English when in Ireland , more Irish in England . ' This is very explicable but it is curious that the Old Ascendancy ' stands politely and patriotically to ...
... Irish than the Irish . ' To - day we are told the Landed Gentry become more English when in Ireland , more Irish in England . ' This is very explicable but it is curious that the Old Ascendancy ' stands politely and patriotically to ...
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... Irish names figure in French history from Lally Tolendal ( who was a Mullally ) to President Marshal Macmahon . At the French Revolution many Irish exiles were torn between loyalty to their French King and a movement which offered hope ...
... Irish names figure in French history from Lally Tolendal ( who was a Mullally ) to President Marshal Macmahon . At the French Revolution many Irish exiles were torn between loyalty to their French King and a movement which offered hope ...
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