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... regarded as more 1 Ancient Laws of Ireland , Vol . II . p . 345 . 2 " It is by taking stock that the free Irish tribesman becomes the Ceile or Kyle , the vassal or man of his chief , owing him not only rent but service and homage . The ...
... regarded as more 1 Ancient Laws of Ireland , Vol . II . p . 345 . 2 " It is by taking stock that the free Irish tribesman becomes the Ceile or Kyle , the vassal or man of his chief , owing him not only rent but service and homage . The ...
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... regarded as being created between the chief and the tenant . These points are of interest as the after fate of the Daer - stock tenant was one of complete servitude , and it is therefore important to notice that by the rules of the ...
... regarded as being created between the chief and the tenant . These points are of interest as the after fate of the Daer - stock tenant was one of complete servitude , and it is therefore important to notice that by the rules of the ...
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... regarded the holdings can be accounted for by the fact that his attention was doubtless most attracted by the portion of the system most foreign to English notions ; nor is there any doubt that the rules of Gavelkind did apply to by far ...
... regarded the holdings can be accounted for by the fact that his attention was doubtless most attracted by the portion of the system most foreign to English notions ; nor is there any doubt that the rules of Gavelkind did apply to by far ...
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... regarded as the father of the community , these payments probably repre- sented no great hardship , being exacted in a very intermittent manner and with some show of consideration ; but in the hands of the degenerate English and the ...
... regarded as the father of the community , these payments probably repre- sented no great hardship , being exacted in a very intermittent manner and with some show of consideration ; but in the hands of the degenerate English and the ...
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... regarded in this latter light by the English settlers . In very early times Bonaght ' ( that is , money , food and entertainment for his soldiers , and forage for their horses ) was exacted by the chief at pleasure , and the later de ...
... regarded in this latter light by the English settlers . In very early times Bonaght ' ( that is , money , food and entertainment for his soldiers , and forage for their horses ) was exacted by the chief at pleasure , and the later de ...
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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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