… and midwaie betwéene the same and Ireland: for albeit that the … In like sort by the testimonie
of sundrie authors both Irish and … Spaniards, and out of Ireland another crew of the same …

… Tr-IE CHRONICLES of HOLINSliED having become … 'l'he original Edition ofthe Chronicles
of Holinshed, it is well known… Edition of a curious and Yaluablc Chronicle of our History, with a …

… , the people disposing of Wolfe’s effects wished Holinshed to continue the work, and he …
of printing, Holinshed decided to confine the chronicles to England, Scotland, and Ireland. The …

… There was an enterlude of the gentlemen of his chapell befoze his grace, and diuerſe frech
ſongs; that done, his grace called to him a great man, 02 a load of Ireland 50 The great D …

… from the Irish section of Holinshed that furnished a couple of key Irish references. Raphael …
Holinshed's Chronicles because Shakespeare read them'," While Holinshed's Chronicles are …

… Ireland, Holinshed's history of Ireland down to 1509, and finally Stanyhurst's continuation
from 1509 to 1547. The work includes dedicatory epistles addressed to Lord Brooke, the Earl of …

… the matching Description of Ireland, was also brought into … Holinshed explained in his
dedication of the Irish history to Sir Henry Sidney. Stanyhurst also completed the history of Ireland …

… along with a history of Ireland (to 1547) and a history of Scotland (to 1571) than had appeared
in any previous historical publication.Holinshed’s Chronicles was a substantial publishing …

… the Sca along the Northrall coaftes from Humber to Permonth, brake into the land, ouerflowing
the fame by the space of three or foure leagues in breadth, as the author of the Chronicle …

… In popular print, the basis of this discourse was to some degree facilitated by Holinshed’s
Irish Chronicles and what Woolf calls the “descendent genres” of the early modern …