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... feudal tenure . It was doubtless the case nevertheless that the idea of tribal possession was deeply ingrained in the Celtic race at the time when Sir John Davies commuted the Irish tenures . However far in reality the steady march of ...
... feudal tenure . It was doubtless the case nevertheless that the idea of tribal possession was deeply ingrained in the Celtic race at the time when Sir John Davies commuted the Irish tenures . However far in reality the steady march of ...
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... feudal system , from possessing weight . The artificiality of construction shown in the similarity of the terms and ideas used in the religious clan to those used in the secular tribe must also have had the effect of strengthen- ing the ...
... feudal system , from possessing weight . The artificiality of construction shown in the similarity of the terms and ideas used in the religious clan to those used in the secular tribe must also have had the effect of strengthen- ing the ...
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... feudal system with all lands held by tenure from the lord . Commons , therefore , which were at this time recognized , were clearly not derived from any grant from the lord , but existed either as the survival of the old rights of ...
... feudal system with all lands held by tenure from the lord . Commons , therefore , which were at this time recognized , were clearly not derived from any grant from the lord , but existed either as the survival of the old rights of ...
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... feudalism lay deep in the more ancient Irish social structure . " The Brehon Laws certainly show a system to which the notion of feudal owner- ship is completely foreign ; but , as has been shown , these primi- tive tribal conceptions ...
... feudalism lay deep in the more ancient Irish social structure . " The Brehon Laws certainly show a system to which the notion of feudal owner- ship is completely foreign ; but , as has been shown , these primi- tive tribal conceptions ...
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... feudal tenures . It is true that though nominally spread all over the country it was only - until the time of Elizabeth — within a comparatively limited area that these tenures for any length of time held sway ; still from the latter ...
... feudal tenures . It is true that though nominally spread all over the country it was only - until the time of Elizabeth — within a comparatively limited area that these tenures for any length of time held sway ; still from the latter ...
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The History of Land Tenure in Ireland: Being the Yorke Prize Essay William Ernest Montgomery No preview available - 2019 |
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