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Normans & Natives in Medieval Connacht

Before the second half of the thirteenth century no Irish king of Connacht was able to maintain himself without the support of the leading Anglo-Norman family there, the de Burghs. The head of the family, Richard de Burgh, was decisive in the king-making process in Connacht: his choice of king usually prevailed. And so it … Read more

Categories Features, Issue 2 (Summer 2002), Medieval History (pre-1500), Volume 10
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