Year: 1894
Type: article
Abstract: a Towns where I first lived when I came into the Kingdome, it is called Tredagh, this bell is never rung but uppon the ennemies comeing, or fire, or some such desperate occasion, presently uppon the ringing, the whole Towne was in armes, being composed of 40 papists for one protestant, the Nunnes, (for their is a Nunnerie their) cryed out that the protestants would have ravished them, the complaint was so eager that the protestants were afraid of a massacre.If it please you to relate these things to my Lord Wharton, I assure myself, that his Lordship will thinke it great pitty that my Lord Ideuft.was given to mistresses and treason, for otherwise we lived securely under him, as I thought.Sir I am afraid I am too bold with you, you did never forbid me, and if my discretion faile, yet my humble duty never shall as to the materiall part.I humblie beseech you to love and pardon Your truly thankfull Nephew ever ready to serve you W WANDESFOBD.
Source: The English Historical Review
Author: ELLEN A. MCARTHUR
Language: English
Subfield: Economics and Econometrics
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W1972058618