Rich. James ad Usserium de antiqua Britonum religione. Pat. Finglas, his breviate of the getting of Ireland and the decay of the same. Questions to be resolved by B. Scurlock, R. Nettervile and H. Burnel, sent to England by the Lords of the Pale to seek redress for the burden of the cess, 1577.

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  by: Cowper, Countess
  Published: (1874)