 | 1837 - 654 páginas
...English and Scotch as their irreconcileable enemies." Le Gouz's notices of Irish costume are minute. " The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for...their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body and... | |
 | François Le Gouz de La Boullaye - 1837 - 162 páginas
...in the least, but made me offers of service, seeing that I was neither Sazanach [Saxon] nor English. The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for...their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body and... | |
 | François de La Boullaye le Gouz - 1837 - 160 páginas
...in the least, but made me offers of service, seeing that I was neither Sazanach [Saxon] nor English. The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for...their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body and... | |
 | 1841 - 436 páginas
...in the least, bnt made me offers of service, seeing that I was neither Sazanach [Saxon] nor English. The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for their head-dress a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers-breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body and... | |
 | 1853 - 460 páginas
...in the least, but made me offers of service, seeing that I was neither Sazanach [Saxon] nor English. The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for...their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body, and... | |
 | 1853 - 446 páginas
...least, but made me offers of service, seeing that I was neither Sazauach [Saxwi] nor English. 'I he Irish, whom the English call savages, have for their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. Their doublet has a long body, and... | |
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The Irish, whom the English call savages, have for their head-dress, a little blue bonnet, raised two fingers breadth in front, and behind covering their head and ears. 