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Page 89
... Ireland and Wales . It is consequently much easier at the present day to form some idea of the general conditions of these countries in mediaeval times than it was twenty years ago . A considerable time must elapse before the whole of ...
... Ireland and Wales . It is consequently much easier at the present day to form some idea of the general conditions of these countries in mediaeval times than it was twenty years ago . A considerable time must elapse before the whole of ...
Page 98
... Ireland remained largely unaffected by the progress which we find in most Latin and Teutonic countries . Conse- quently an archaic type of society lingered on over the greater part of the island until the beginning of the seventeenth ...
... Ireland remained largely unaffected by the progress which we find in most Latin and Teutonic countries . Conse- quently an archaic type of society lingered on over the greater part of the island until the beginning of the seventeenth ...
Page 360
... Ireland , we might expect to find close to the site of the Temple an artificial mound , probably sepulchral in origin , or a shaped hillock , with perhaps a pillar stone and a flat lump of a stone near by . At least I think such a mound ...
... Ireland , we might expect to find close to the site of the Temple an artificial mound , probably sepulchral in origin , or a shaped hillock , with perhaps a pillar stone and a flat lump of a stone near by . At least I think such a mound ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS 1912 | 7 |
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 8 |
WARTON LECTURE ON ENGLISH POETRY | 8 |
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