Notes to A Reading Book in Irish History — Reading edition
68 notes · Reading edition
I. LEGENDS AND EARLY HISTORY.[1] · Note 1I. LEGENDS AND EARLY HISTORY.[1] · Note 2I. LEGENDS AND EARLY HISTORY.[1] · Note 3I. LEGENDS AND EARLY HISTORY.[1] · Note 4III. THE RELIGION OF THE PAGAN IRISH. · Note 1The Fate of the Children of Lir[6]; or, The Four White Swans. · Note 1V. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR WERE TURNED INTO SWANS. · Note 1V. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR WERE TURNED INTO SWANS. · Note 2V. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR WERE TURNED INTO SWANS. · Note 3V. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR WERE TURNED INTO SWANS. · Note 4VI. THE FOUR WHITE SWANS ON LAKE DARVRA. · Note 1VII. THE FOUR WHITE SWANS ON THE SEA OF MOYLE. · Note 1VII. THE FOUR WHITE SWANS ON THE SEA OF MOYLE. · Note 2VIII. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR REGAINED THEIR HUMAN SHAPE AND DIED. · Note 1VIII. HOW THE CHILDREN OF LIR REGAINED THEIR HUMAN SHAPE AND DIED. · Note 2IX. HOW RELIGION AND LEARNING FLOURISHED IN IRELAND. · Note 1IX. HOW RELIGION AND LEARNING FLOURISHED IN IRELAND. · Note 2X. THE RED BRANCH KNIGHTS. · Note 1Deirdre; or, The Fate of the Sons of Usna.[19] · Note 1XI. THE FLIGHT TO ALBAN. · Note 1XI. THE FLIGHT TO ALBAN. · Note 2XI. THE FLIGHT TO ALBAN. · Note 3XII. CONCOBAR'S GUILEFUL MESSAGE. · Note 1XIII. THE RETURN TO EMAIN. · Note 1XIII. THE RETURN TO EMAIN. · Note 2XV. THE ATTACK ON THE SONS OF USNA. · Note 1XV. THE ATTACK ON THE SONS OF USNA. · Note 2XVI. DEATH OF THE SONS OF USNA. · Note 1XVII. AVENGING AND BRIGHT. · Note 1XIX. ANCIENT IRISH PHYSICIANS: Part I. · Note 1XX. ANCIENT IRISH PHYSICIANS: Part II. · Note 1XXI. THE FENA OF ERIN. · Note 1XXI. THE FENA OF ERIN. · Note 2XXVII. THE GILLA DACKER AND HIS HORSE. [34] · Note 1XXVII. THE GILLA DACKER AND HIS HORSE. [34] · Note 2XXVII. THE GILLA DACKER AND HIS HORSE. [34] · Note 3XXVIII. THE FENA CARRIED OFF BY THE GILLA DACKER'S HORSE. · Note 1XXIX. DERMOT O'DYNA AT THE WELL. · Note 1XXXI. SAINT COLUMKILLE: Part I. · Note 1XXXI. SAINT COLUMKILLE: Part I. · Note 2XXXII. SAINT COLUMKILLE: Part II. · Note 1XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND. · Note 1XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND. · Note 2XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND. · Note 3XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND. · Note 4XXXIII. PRINCE ALFRED IN IRELAND. · Note 5XXXIV. THE VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE. · Note 1XXXIV. THE VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE. · Note 2XXXIV. THE VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE. · Note 3XXXVII. TENNYSON'S "VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE." · Note 1XXXVII. TENNYSON'S "VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE." · Note 2XXXVII. TENNYSON'S "VOYAGE OF MAILDUNE." · Note 3XXXVIII. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE. [53] · Note 1XXXVIII. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE. [53] · Note 2XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 1XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 2XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 3XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 4XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 5XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 6XXXIX. ST. DONATUS, BISHOP OF FIESOLE: · Note 7XLII. CAHAL O'CONOR OF THE RED HAND: KING OF CONNAUGHT. · Note 1XLII. CAHAL O'CONOR OF THE RED HAND: KING OF CONNAUGHT. · Note 2XLIII. "CAHAL-MORE OF THE WINE-RED HAND." · Note 1XLIII. "CAHAL-MORE OF THE WINE-RED HAND." · Note 2XLV. HOW SIR JOHN DE COURCY WAS CAPTURED AND THROWN INTO PRISON. · Note 1XLVI. SIR JOHN DE COURCY ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE. · Note 1XLVIII. THE GREAT EARL OF KILDARE AND THE EARL OF ORMOND. · Note 1