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... favour than difcountenance this hypothefis , for we find fuch in the Arab or Hebrew race . If com- mercial factories have ever been established on their coafts , and the Druidic religion introduced among the Irish , by the Phoenicians ...
... favour than difcountenance this hypothefis , for we find fuch in the Arab or Hebrew race . If com- mercial factories have ever been established on their coafts , and the Druidic religion introduced among the Irish , by the Phoenicians ...
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... favour of the latter , which at that time prevented the fubjugation of Ireland . Though the colonists continued mafters of the ports and coafts , the Irish princes appear to have regained confider- able power in the interior parts ...
... favour of the latter , which at that time prevented the fubjugation of Ireland . Though the colonists continued mafters of the ports and coafts , the Irish princes appear to have regained confider- able power in the interior parts ...
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... favour of his ene- mies , or at least indecisive . Melaghlin , who , by Brien Boros's ufurpation , had been reduced to his principality of Meath , re- fumed his place as monarch of Ireland on the death of that warrior ; but , after ...
... favour of his ene- mies , or at least indecisive . Melaghlin , who , by Brien Boros's ufurpation , had been reduced to his principality of Meath , re- fumed his place as monarch of Ireland on the death of that warrior ; but , after ...
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... . The . two former , patronized by the emperor Charle magne , became the firft profeffors of the famous universities of Paris and Pavia . The laft , much favoured IV . favoured in the French court of Charles the 50 HISTORY OF IRELAND .
... . The . two former , patronized by the emperor Charle magne , became the firft profeffors of the famous universities of Paris and Pavia . The laft , much favoured IV . favoured in the French court of Charles the 50 HISTORY OF IRELAND .
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James Bentley Gordon. IV . favoured in the French court of Charles the bald , CHAP . and afterwards invited into England by Alfred the Great for a profefforship in the univerfity of Oxford , eminent in store of reading , brilliancy of ...
James Bentley Gordon. IV . favoured in the French court of Charles the bald , CHAP . and afterwards invited into England by Alfred the Great for a profefforship in the univerfity of Oxford , eminent in store of reading , brilliancy of ...
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