10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHIEFERY»
Discover the use of
chiefery in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
chiefery and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Scotland as it was and as it is
We have seen that not only the charm and glamour of these old habits, but the
actual delight of exercising the powers of " Chiefery " with which they were
inseparably connected, had been strong enough to corrupt the noble chivalry of
Norman ...
George Douglas Campbell Duke of Argyll, 1887
2
The Chronicle of Ireland
rike for chiefery. \Vhereupon there arose deadly hatred and martiall warres.
Roderic drew all his forces against him; Dermot lilac Zlloroogh sent to Robert Fitz
Stephens, that in all haste he should draw forces to the ayde of Donald Prince of
...
3
Tahiti: Memoirs of Arii Taimai
I have said that Tautira was a large and powerful chiefery on the eastern side of
the peninsula Taiarapu, which was balanced by Teahupoo, another large
chiefery at the southern end. If Cook and Forster were right in thinking that
Taiarapu ...
Henry Adams, Arʻii Taʻimaʻi, 1901
4
Ancient Irish Histories: The Works of Spencer, Campion, ...
The Works of Spencer, Campion, Hanmer, and Marleburrough Edmund Spenser,
Saint Edmund Campion, Henry (of Marlborough), Meredith Hanmer Sir James
Ware. rike for chiefery. Whereupon there arose deadly hatred and martiall warres
.
Sir James Ware, Edmund Spenser, Saint Edmund Campion, 1809
5
Ancient Irish Histories: The Works of Spencer, Campion, ...
rike for chiefery. Whereupon there arose deadly hatred and martiall warres.
Roderic drew all his forces against him ; Dermot Mac Moroogh sent to Robert Fitz
Stephens, that in all haste he should draw forces to the ayde of Donald Prince of
...
6
The chronicle of Ireland
rike for chiefery. Whereupon there arose deadly hatred arid martiall warres.
Roderic drew all his forces against him ; Dermot Mac Moroogh sent to Robert Fitz
Stephens, that in all haste he should draw forces to the ayde of Donald Prince of
...
Henry (of Marlborough), Sir James Ware, 1809
... declared that "Ange-Felix Patasse belongs to the school which mistakes the
Presidency of the Republic for traditional chiefery. He is allergic to any type of
criticism. The scope of sectarian and clan-based management has become
extremely ...
8
An history of the life of James Duke of Ormonde from his ...
thewss and to give some colour to his pretensions, produced three different
CHARLES notes, with the names of his Grace's Commiffionets put to them,
expres- II. sing that he was to pay only a chiefery out of the land of Shragh, and di
- L/\/'\J, ...
9
The State of the Protestants of Ireland Under the Late King ...
... shall, as from the first day of August one thousand six hundred eighty eight,
forfeit unto your majesty, your heirs and successors, all such mannors, lands,
tencments, and hereditaments, and all right, title, service, chiefery, use, trust,
condition, ...
10
A History of the Life of James Duke of Ormonde
... settlement of the Kingdom to give up, in consideration of the sum of 50000/.
secured to him by the Act of Explanation. There were some other lands and
houses that he enjoyed, in virtue of this right of chiefery, which had never been in
...
