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Excerpt from The Penal Times, (1660-1760): From the State Papers in H. M. Record Offices Irish penal code has long occupied an evil pre-eminence among the similar codes of Europe. Though its worst enactments may be parallelled if not exceeded in the decrees of Louis XIV. against the Huguenots or the Sweedish legislation against the Jesuits yet in its symmetric completeness, its multiplicity of cruel detail, it stands apart and alone. In other...

Excerpt from History of ClonmelN presenting to the Subscribers the history OF clonmel, the Editor feels that an apology is due for the long delay - nearly five years, since the prospect us was issued. During three of these, unforeseen even ts interrupted the work, and indeed, separated him from reading altogether. But the delay was not without some advantage. Extended inquiries were made for original mater ial, in particular for the Annals of ...

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This scarce book was originally published in 1907 and comprises a comprehensive and informative look at the history of the country town of South Tipperary in Ireland. Containing a wealth of information and anecdote which is still useful today. An interesting read that is thoroughly recommended for inclusion on the bookshelf of any historian or lover of the Emerald Isle. Contents Include: Introductory, Feudal Clonmel, Clonmel in the Sixteenth C...

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