10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COIGNE»
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coigne in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
coigne and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Monte Hellman: His Life and Films
Coley tells Willett that during his absence, Coigne and Leland visited the nearby
town of Winslow, where Coigne accidentally rode down a man and a "little
person" ("maybe it was a child"). After Coigne vanished, Leland was killed by an
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Les Termes de la Ley Or, Certain Difficult and Obscure Words ...
Coigne. (joigne est un paroi collective, que contain en ceo touts manners del
several stamps & portraitures deNum- mer Et cest est un des Roy. alx
Prerogatives appendànt a çhescun Prince, que il sole, inent en ses terres
demesne poit order ...
3
A Collection of Statutes Connected with the General ...
Unqore qil soit crie et comaunde per le Roi qi qe trove denier feru dau- tri coigne
qe del coigne le Roi Dengleterre ou Descosce ou Dirland ou denier retoundu qe
il le perde Et qe nul' ne soit si hardy de countredire le sure forfaiture et ceo qil ...
Great Britain, William David Evans, Anthony Hammond, 1836
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Middle English Dictionary
(l440) PParv. 282: Kuny or conye of mone: Nu- misma. (l444) RParl. 5.l08b: Men
travailling over Con- trees. . of necessite most departe oure Soveraigne Lordes
coigne, that is to wete a Peny, in two peces or elles forgo all the same Peny for
the ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, 1959
5
The antiquities and history of Ireland
Then was there no means to maintain the Army, but by selling the Soldiers upon
the Subject, as the Irijh were wont to impole their Jknaught -. whereupon grew
that [ wicked Extortion of Coigne and Livery l'pokea of before, which in short time
...
Sir James Ware, Sir John Davies, 1705
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The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Id. COIGNE, n.s. An Irish term as it seems. Fitz-Thomas of Desmond began that
extortion of coigne and livery, and pay -, that is, he and his army took hnrse-meat
and man's-meat, and money, at pleasure. Davits on Ireland. Coigne, n. s. IWtu ...
7
Jefferson and the Indians: The Tragic Fate of the First ...
Harrison in his memoirs re- called du Coigne as “a gentlemanly man, by no
means addicted to drink, and possessing a very strong inclination to live like a
white man; indeed has done so as far as his means could allow.”37 In his
instructions to ...
Anthony F C Wallace, 2009
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
Id. COIGNE, n. s. An Irish term as it Fits-Thomas of Desmond began that extortion
of coigne and livery, and pay ; that is, he and his army took horse -meat and
man's-meat, and money, at pleasure, Davie* on Ireland. Coigne, n. J. rWia ; Lat.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
COIGNE. n. s. LAn Irish term, as it secros.1 Fitz-Thomas of Desmond began that
ex. tortion of coigne, and livery, and pay ; that is, he and his army took horse meat
and man's meat, and money, at pleasure. Da-uies on Inland. (2.) * Coigne.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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Les Termes de la Ley: Or, Certain Difficult and Obscure ...
Et eest est un desRoyp al; Prerogatives appendahta chescun Prince, que il
solement' en ("es terres-deme'sne poit order 8: dispuse le quan. titie, 8: faflrions
de son Coigne. Et coment que ceo est le nerve de tout merchandise 8: corn'
rnerce, ...
John Rastell, William Rastell, 1721
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COIGNE»
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coigne is used in the context of the following news items.
Paul Gascoigne shows Jack Wilshere and England the way forward
Gass-coigne manager! Ha ha ha!” he kept repeating, as if the idea were the most preposterous thing he had ever heard. And, in a way, it was. «Yahoo Eurosport UK, Jun 15»
Magpies: Dorchester in trouble as Bulls run riot
The Magpies were handed a lifeline in the 57th minute when Hereford captain Brad-Lee Gas-coigne upended Walsh in the penalty box. «Dorset Echo, Nov 14»
CRAIG BROWN: Take my word for it... Milton gave us earthshaking …
... was coined by George Puttenham in 1589, when he complained that the youngsters of his day 'seeme to coigne fine wordes out of the Latin'. «Daily Mail, Jul 14»
Rowan University graduates from Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester …
Alexis Ciccarelli, Wellness & Lifestyle Mgmt. Michael S. Coigne Jr., Psychology. Alexandra Roberta Cooke, Educ: Elementary EducationEnglish. «Gloucester County Times - NJ.com, May 14»
Kent family of RAF pilot Len Barnes tell of great escape during …
But 23 years later, his saviours - the Coigne family - found a jar he had buried containing some of his belongings, including his RAF pin brooch ... «Kent Online, Apr 14»
Final preparations for Buckingham Palace concert
... so proud of the royal family," she said. American tourist Christopher Coigne, 50, flew in from Philadelphia specially for the Diamond Jubilee. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 12»
Rock band Short Lived Affair goes on to next round of Break Contest
“A lot of people say, 'we've heard about you guys from YouTube, we've seen your bumper stickers,'” said bassist Taylor Coigne. Others hear ... «Gloucester County Times - NJ.com, Mar 12»
Local all-girl band, Short Lived Affair gets big honor (VIDEO)
The band, Monica Kelly, 17, on vocals; Kaitlyn Young, 17, on guitar; Taylor Coigne, 17, on bass; Kristen Valenti, 17, on guitar; and Rachel ... «SouthJersey Local News, Apr 11»
