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Ethics of boxing and manly sport (1888)

O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 208

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BATTLE-AXE.— BronZB. Brian ONeill was King of Cineal Eoghain (Kinel Owen,or TjTone) from a. d. 1241 to 1260, when, along with manyothers of the Irish chieftians, he was slain iu the battle of 184 ETHICS OF liOXIXG AXD MANLY SPORT. Druim Dearg (i. e., of the lied Hill, or Rid<,o, now Down).His… … No. 17.AVOIENT lUISH SEAL. Found in Yorkshire, Enoland. Sir Eichard Cox, in liis - Ilibeniia Anglicana(p. (39), states that this l)attle was f()u«rht in thestreets of Down. I lis words are : :ManY of tlieIrish chiefs were slain, namely, Brian OXeill, thechief of Ireland [Macgeoghans translation…

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