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Ireland under the Stuarts and During the Interregnum, Vol. 2 (of 3), 1642-1660

Note 268 — Chapter XXXVII · PEACE, SETTLEMENT, AND TRANSPLANTATION, 1652-1654

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The Great Case of Transplantation &c., London, printed for J. C. 1655, to which Thomasson gives the date January 3. A potato-field is still called a ‘garden’ in Ireland. The ‘handy-man’ who builds with bad tools out of bad materials, is even now not extinct. The declaration of November 30, 1654, is not extant, but is recited in a later one, see Eng. Hist. Review, xiv. 722.

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